There are songs that are legendary no matter how many times you hear them or how old they are. One of those songs is “Jolene,” which Dolly Parton wrote and released in 1974. She wrote the song about a beautiful redhead who worked at their bank and routinely flirted with her husband, Carl Dean, reports Newsweek.

Her beautiful voice along with the touching lyrics made the song climb quickly to the top of the charts. Today, it is still a well-known classic country song.

Her goddaughter, Miley Cyrus, rereleased the song in 2012 with the same soulful energy, again skyrocketing the song into public awareness once again. Few songs can be redone decades later with the same fervor, but Miley Cyrus was easily able to masterfully redo the song.

Then, in 2016, the legendary country superstar Dolly Parton and modern-day pop star Miley Cyrus didn’t just team up to sing the song together – they did so with the acapella superstar group Pentatonix for a rendition of “Jolene” that was unforgettable. The performance happened on the TV show, “The Voice,” where Miley Cyrus was acting as a coach. Dolly Parton was appearing as a guest on the show to promote her NBC Christmas movie, “Christmas of Many Colors.”

The performance by three of the biggest stars in music was visually stunning as well. They stood strategically on a black-and-white lit semi-circle stage and performed the song flawlessly, leaving the audience and judges stunned.

The experience was a pleasant change for Dolly Parton who had recently suffered quite a bit of bad news. Her home in Tennessee was destroyed by wildfires and her theme park Dollywood also suffered damage, reports Knoxville News Sentinel. She expressed sadness and grief about the wildfires that were out of control in the Smoky Mountains on her Twitter page, saying that she was praying for and grateful to all of the emergency responders who were fighting so fearlessly to save her “home town.”

One of the most beautiful things about Dolly Parton is her resilience and her ability to perform, even in the midst of adversity. She and Miley Cyrus, along with the vocals of Pentatonix, were able to bless the audience as well as all who are able to hear the beautiful rendition of “Jolene,” a song originally written decades ago about a flirty redhead at the local bank branch.

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