I’m in No Condition
By RasmaSandra
@RasmaSandra (100527)
Daytona Beach, Florida
September 5, 2026 3:24pm CST
Interesting title to this Dolly Parton song. "I'm In No Condition" is from her debut album "Hello, I'm Dolly," released in 1967. The lyrics express feelings of heartbreak and emotional feelings following a difficult love affair. The song features a classic country sound, characteristic of Parton's early work where she sang with sincerity and meaning.
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@Deepizzaguy (125003)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
15h
Great song performed by the late Dolly Parton at the beginning of her musical career.
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@RasmaSandra (100527)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
15h
@Deepizzaguy and don't we all at time have some problems we are in no conditon to handle,
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@septabchips (1330)
• United Kingdom
10h
Absolutely, she had such a distinctive voice even in her early years. You can hear the talent was there from the beginning.
@septabchips (1330)
• United Kingdom
10h
@RasmaSandra So true! Sometimes life throws things at us when we are least prepared for them. The title definitely captures that feeling.
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@septabchips (1330)
• United Kingdom
10h
Wow, that really was a long time ago! It is interesting to think about how many classic songs were recorded before some of us were even born.
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@celticeagle (193204)
• Boise, Idaho
5h
I hadn't heard this before. You can tell it was an earlier one.
@septabchips (1330)
• United Kingdom
10h
She really was a legend. There are so many songs from her early years that I still have not heard, so it is nice discovering them.
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@septabchips (1330)
• United Kingdom
10h
I had not heard this particular Dolly song before either. It is amazing to hear some of her early work and realise just how long she had been making music before becoming the huge star we know today.
