Dolly Parton's last recorded song is in a time capsule (that only opens in 20 years)
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Dolly Parton's last recorded song is in a time capsule (that only opens in 20 years)

SIC Notícias29 August 2026 at 00:29

Dolly Parton recorded an unreleased song called "My Place in History", which was stored in a time capsule specially created for the occasion.

The time capsule will only be opened in 2046, the year when the singer's centenary would be celebrated.

The artist died this week at age 80, leaving behind a musical legacy that includes this song stored for future generations.

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