We Used To Go Around Tipping Outhouses

When I Lost My Husband [oliver "doolittle" Lynn], I Just Didn't Want To Work So Hard Anymore. I Hate That I Didn't Quit Things A Lot More Before He Was Gone. I Stayed Home For Six Years To Take Care Of Him But, At Some Point, I Also Felt I Had To Go Back To Work.

I'm Proud Of Being Part Cherokee, And I Think It's Time All Us Indians Felt The Same Way.

If I Had A Chance To Do Things Over Again, I Might Not Start Singing. It Was My Husband Doolittle's Idea. He Pushed Me Out There, The Booger. And I'm Out There Now, So I Might As Well Make The Best Of It.

I Didn't Know How Babies Were Made Until I Was Pregnant With My Fourth Child.

I'm Not A Big Fan Of Women's Liberation, But Maybe It Will Help Women Stand Up For The Respect They're Due.