About the song
Introducing the charming duet “Loretta Lynn and Husband, Doo Lynn” by the iconic country singer Loretta Lynn. This delightful song was penned by Loretta Lynn herself and was featured on her album “Here I Am Again,” released in 1972.
“Loretta Lynn and Husband, Doo Lynn” is a sweet and endearing tribute to the bond between Loretta and her husband, Oliver “Doolittle” Lynn, affectionately known as “Doo.” The song captures the essence of their relationship, celebrating the love, support, and companionship they share.
Though not a chart-topping single, “Loretta Lynn and Husband, Doo Lynn” holds a special place in the hearts of fans for its heartfelt lyrics and sincere delivery. It offers a glimpse into the personal life of one of country music’s most beloved couples, inviting listeners to share in their joy and love.
With Loretta Lynn’s distinctive voice and heartfelt sincerity, the song resonates with authenticity and warmth. Its simple melody and genuine lyrics make it a timeless classic that continues to touch the hearts of listeners, even decades after its release.
“Loretta Lynn and Husband, Doo Lynn” serves as a testament to the enduring love between Loretta and Doo Lynn, showcasing their deep connection and mutual admiration. As fans listen to this heartfelt duet, they are reminded of the power of love and the importance of cherishing those closest to us.
So, join Loretta Lynn on a journey through love and devotion with “Loretta Lynn and Husband, Doo Lynn,” a beautiful tribute to a partnership that has stood the test of time.
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Lyrics
I’ve seen him as he awakens in the morning
He reaches out his hand and without a word
As his fingers softly fall upon my face
He lights the flame of desire and makes me want him
And love is the foundation we lean on
All you need is love to ease your mind
And does it have to be right to be called love
When he gives me more loving
Then a lifetime of looking could ever find
And love is the foundation we lean on
All you need is love to ease your mind
And does it have to be right to be called love
When he gives me more loving
Then a lifetime of looking could ever find