I'm Fed Up With You
Dolly Parton · My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy
You say that wasn't you I saw with someone else last night
You say you've never done me wrong you've always treated me right
I know it was dark but not that dark and I'm not that blind
And I'm fed up with you feedin' me a line
I'm fed up with you and the way that you do
I used to love you now I change my mind
And I'm fed up with you feedin' me a line
I once believed everything you've said I was so in love with you
You said I was the only one now I know that wasn't true
Now I know just where I stand I'm tidin' your cheatin' line
And I'm fed up with you feedin' me a line
I'm fed up with you...
I'm fed up with you feedin' me a line
I'm Fed Up With You
Dolly Parton's "I'm Fed Up With You" stands as a poignant song in her extensive catalog of country and pop ballads, delivered with her signature vocal clarity. Recorded for the album "My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy," the track exemplifies her ability to blend traditional storytelling with contemporary pop sensibilities. The song explores themes of romantic frustration and emotional exhaustion, characteristic of Parton's work during this period. It complements her broader discography, which includes iconic tracks like "Jolene" and "I'll Never Say Good-Bye," showcasing her mastery of narrative-driven songwriting. The recording captures the raw emotion of heartbreak, reinforcing her status as a leading figure in American country music who successfully crossed genre boundaries to reach wide audiences.