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“I’m not one to be marching in the streets with a sign or holding a gun or a knife, but my words are my tools and my weapons”: Dolly Parton on why her heavy metal protest song World On Fire needed to be written

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“I’m not one to be marching in the streets with a sign or holding a gun or a knife, but my words are my tools and my weapons”: Dolly Parton on why her heavy metal protest song World On Fire needed to be written

There’s more to Dolly Parton’s Rockstar album than superstar-assisted karaoke, as she proved with its furious first single World On Fire

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