Талийгаач дуучны хоолой орсон “Torn” дууг Бонотой хамтран дуулсан бөгөөд цомгийг хаажээ.
Долли Партоны хамгийн сүүлд бичүүлсэн хоолойн бичлэг U2 хамтлагийн шинэ “Carnaval de Luz” цомогт багтжээ. Цомгийн төгсгөлийн “Torn” дуу нь Партон, хамтлагийн дуучин Боно нарын дуэт юм.
Тус дуу гэр бүлийн харилцаа тасрах тухай бөгөөд Партон U2 болон Ирландын дуу зохиогч Жонни МакДэйдтэй хамтран бичжээ. Партон дууны үгэнд хүсэл тэмүүлэл, сонголтын өмнө эргэлзэж буй сэтгэлийг илэрхийлдэг.
Боногийн ярьснаар, бие нь муудсан ч Партон дууг бичүүлэхээр орноосоо босож ирсэн бөгөөд одоо бичлэгийг сонсох түүнд хэцүү байдаг аж. Тэрээр эхэндээ Партонтой Ирландын өв соёлтой холбоотой өөр төсөл дээр хамтрахыг хүссэн ч дуучин үүнийг хоолойд нь тохирохгүй гэж үзээд “Torn” дуугаа санал болгожээ. Партон наймдугаар сард 80 насандаа хорт хавдартай богино хугацаанд тэмцсэний эцэст нас барсан байна.
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Dolly Parton’s last recorded vocal performance has been released.
The country legend, who died in August aged 80, has vocals on U2’s latest album Carnaval de Luz (meaning “Carnival of Light”), which ends with the song “Torn,” a duet with the band’s lead singer, Bono.
“I can’t deny this passion and desire, but I know it has to burn me,” Parton sings on the track.
“Standing this close to the fire, what am I supposed to do / And how am I supposed to choose? / I love ‘em both and I just feel so torn.”
“Every heart is torn,” the song concludes.
According to her official website, Parton co-wrote the country song about broken family ties with U2 and the Irish singer-songwriter Johnny McDaid.
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U2 and Dolly Parton’s official Instagram account shared a joint post Wednesday, which included a letter the late singer had written to Bono after the recording.
“Hey Bono, hope you like what I did. I did quite a few things. Take from it what you want and what you need, but I love the song, and I think it could be something really special,” she wrote.
“Thanks for including me in your life. I’ve always loved you and always will,” she said.
In an interview with Rolling Stone, Bono revealed that Parton was ill but wanted to still record the song. Parton died following a “brief battle with cancer,” her publicist said in August.
”When she got ill, she got out of her bed to sing this song. And you can hear that,” Bono said. “And I can’t even listen to it now.”
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Bono added that he had been pursuing Parton for months, initially for a different project related to Irish heritage.
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“There’s a courtship involved,” Bono said, adding that he sent Parton bagpipes for her birthday. “There’s a chase. Dolly Parton is a sassy lady … Flirtation is part of her persona, and she doesn’t wanna grow out of it. And that’s one of the reasons I so admire her.”
The album’s producer, Garret “Jacknife” Lee, who’s been working with U2 since 2004, said in the interview that Parton wasn’t keen on the original project.
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“Understandably, because the songs weren’t right,” he said, remembering that Parton told the band anyway, “Yeah, I want to do a song. You just haven’t given me one that I can sing.”
In an interview on the Today show released Friday, Bono shared how Parton turned down the original project.
“She goes, ‘That’s a little too Irish for me. Just for where my voice is right now,’” Bono said, trying to emulate Parton’s voice.
“And then she said, ‘You know I got a song called ‘Torn.’ You can take it wherever you want, and maybe I’ll like where you take it.’”
“I think it’s probably the right song to finish Carnaval de Luz,” he added.
