song about disciple Peter’s perspective of the resurrection.
A CORONAVIRUS QUARANTINE POEM
Previously, Parton took to social media to share a self-written poem about observing quarantine amid the pandemic.
“This too shall pass, as all things will. If the virus don’t kill us, the staying home will,” the poem began. The 74-year-old singer continued to talk about realities that families face at home, including kids being bored and couples fighting.
Dolly Parton on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on November 30, 2018. | Source: Getty Images
Parton ended her poem by asking the Lord for a cure for the virus, before repeating the line, “If the virus don’t kill us, the staying home will.”
PARTON’S $1 MILLION DONATION
The legendary singer has been active amid the pandemic, showing her support in various ways and bringing at-home entertainment through social media.
Dolly Parton attends the 53nd annual CMA Awards at Bridgestone Arena on November 13, 2019 in Nashville, Tennessee. | Source: Getty Images
Parton joined several other celebrities, organizations, and individuals in a bid to fight coronavirus by giving financial aid.
The singer gave $1 million to the Medical Center of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, to aid in the research for the virus.
The coronavirus rapidly spread throughout the globe in the past months, infecting nearly two million people and taking away thousands of lives.
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