💔 “SOME STARS DON’T FADE” — The Emotional Dolly Parton Tribute Song That’s Leaving Fans in Tears

Some Stars Don’t Fade When They Die, Rest In Peace Dolly – Heartfelt Tribute Song ( Ed Sheeran)

[music] >> There’s a quiet on the mountain tonight [music and singing] like Tennessee is holding back the rain.

And every little [music] porch [singing] light seems to shine like it’s calling out your name.

Somewhere [music] a guitar is softly [singing] playing a melody the whole world knows.

And every heart [music and singing] that you once touched feels the emptiness you left behind when you go.

>> [music] >> You came from humble mountain beginnings [singing] with a dream bigger than [music] the sky.

A little girl with a song in her heart [music and singing] and a fire that would never die.

You turned your stories into [music and singing] memories, turned your pain into a song.

And somehow when the world’s [singing] hurting, [music] you taught us all how to carry on.

And [music] tonight [singing] the stars seem brighter like heaven opened up the door because someone [music] who gave so much love is surely needed [singing] somewhere more.

[music] Some stars don’t fade when they die.

They keep on shining in the hearts they left [music] behind.

Some voices never disappear.

They become the songs we carry [music and singing] year after year.

Dolly, your light will keep on shining >> [music] >> through every child, every dream, every life you [music] changed.

And though tonight [singing] our tears may fall, >> [music] >> your love will live forever in our souls.

You sang [music] about love [singing] and heartbreak, about working hard [music] and getting by.

You gave a voice to ordinary [singing] people and showed us how to reach the sky.

>> [music] >> You wore your colors like [singing] a sunrise, you smiled [music] through every storm.

And underneath [singing] the rhinestones and laughter [music] was a heart that kept the world [singing] warm.

You gave books to little [singing] children, [music] gave hope where hope was hard to find.

You built more than [music] a legacy, you left compᴀssion [singing] behind.

You proved that [music] greatness isn’t measured [singing] by the fortune that we own, but by the hands we lift along the way >> [music] >> and the kindness we have shown.

So let the old songs play tonight, [singing] let the memories fill the room.

Let every voice that loved you sing beneath the Tennessee moon.

[singing] Some stars don’t fade >> [music] >> when they die, they keep on shining [singing] in the hearts [music] they left behind.

Some voices never disappear, >> [music] >> they become songs we carry year [singing] after year.

Darling, [music] your life will keep on shining.

Through every [music] child, every dream, every life you [singing] changed.

And though tonight [singing] our tears [music] may fall, your love will live forever [singing] in our souls.

I wonder if the angels know the kind [singing] of treasure [music] coming home.

If heaven has a stage prepared and a microphone [singing] of gold, >> [music] >> maybe there’s a guitar waiting, maybe there’s a choir [singing] in the hall, and maybe [music] somewhere beyond these clouds you’re singing louder [singing] than ever before.

You gave us songs about [music and singing] forever.

You taught us how to love and let go.

>> [singing and music] >> You showed us that a humble beginning doesn’t mean a small [singing] tomorrow.

From mountain roads to distant cities, [music] your music crossed every line and generations found a piece [music and singing] of themselves inside the stories you left behind.

So, this isn’t [music] goodbye forever, it’s only goodbye for [music and singing] now.

Your music has become a river and it will keep flowing somehow.

Every child who opens a book, every dream of picking up a guitar, every person choosing kindness will carry a of who you are.

>> [music and singing] >> And when someone sings your songs years from now beneath the moon your [music] spirit will be standing there whispering, [music] “Keep dreaming.

[singing] You’ll get through.”

>> [music] >> Some stars don’t fade when they [singing] die.

>> [music] >> They become forever lights in the sky.

Some hearts never leave this [music] earth because the love they gave keeps proving >> [singing] >> what it’s worth.

Your light will keep on shining.

In every song, [music and singing] every smile, every dream you inspired.

And though the world is crying tonight, we’ll remember you [singing and music] by celebrating your life.

>> [singing] >> They just move somewhere beyond [music] our eyes.