Dumb Blonde chords and lyrics
Free chords for Dumb Blonde by Dolly Parton. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Dumb Blonde Dolly Parton Album: Hello, I’m Dolly Intro: D G An' you thought I'd wait, An' you thought I'd cry Blondes have more fun An' you thought I'd wait, An' you thought I'd cry Blondes have more fun
Dumb Blonde Chords by Dolly Parton
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