4 Hit Songs You Didn’t Know Dolly Parton Wrote Solo

"9 to 5": Dolly Parton solo-wrote the iconic "9 to 5," capturing the working class struggles in this 1980 hit from the movie.

"I Will Always Love You": In 1974, Parton penned the emotional "I Will Always Love You" solo, reflecting on breaking away from mentor Wagoner.

"Jolene": Parton's 1973 hit, "Jolene," born from real-life drama, pleads with the titular character not to take her man.

"Coat of Many Colors": In 1971, Parton's favorite, "Coat of Many Colors," is a heartfelt tribute to family, showcasing creativity and love.