Dolly Parton - Dumb Blonde (1967)

Dolly Parton sings 'Dumb Blonde' at the Bobby Lord show on January 31, 1967. This song was Dolly's first country hit reaching #24 on the chart. Songwriter was Curley Putman. Lyric: Don't try to fly your way out of this Don't try to lie or I catch you in it Don't try to make me feel sorry for you Just because I'm blonde don't think I'm dumb Cause this dumb blond ain't nobody's fool When you left you thought I'd sit you thought I'd wait You thought I'd cry you called me dumb blonde Ah but somehow I live through it and you know If there's one thing This blonde has learned Blondes have more fun You flew too high off of the ground Pick stormy weather had to come back down But I found new thread for my old spool Just because I'm blonde don't think I'm dumb Cause this dumb blond ain't nobody's fool [steel] When you left you thought I'd sit you thought I'd wait You thought I'd cry you called me dumb blonde Ah but somehow I live through it and you know If there's one thing This blonde has learned Blondes have more fun You flew too high off of the ground Pick stormy weather had to come back down But I found new thread for my old spool Just because I'm blonde don't think I'm dumb Cause this dumb blond ain't nobody's fool

Added 9 Sept 2026