"Tennessean Travel Stop ... Tennessean Travel Stop."
Dolly Parton's team just released her jingle for her Tennessean Travel Stop. The country legend wrote and recorded the song for the roadside brand, which opened its first location in Cornersville, Tennessee, in June 2026.
"Come on in, you're welcome here, just make yourself at home," Parton sings before declaring that "everyone belongs."
The jingle was released on Sept. 10, a little more than two weeks after Parton died at age 80 following a brief battle with cancer. The Cornersville travel stop was also the site of her final public appearance, when she attended its grand opening on June 24.
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The country legend sings about welcoming travelers she hopes will
visit. She promises the stop has what people in cars, buses and campers, as well as truckers need in their "comings and your goings."
Parton also slips in a reference to one of the most famous songs in her catalog.
"Can I fill her up?" she asks as the jingle winds down. "You know I'll always love you, so don't forget to stop and visit me."
Bryan West is a music reporter at The Tennessean, part of the USA TODAY Network. Follow him on Instagram, TikTok and X as @BryanWestTV.
This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Listen to Dolly Parton's official Tennessean Travel Stop jingle
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