Sneakin' Around
Dolly Parton · The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas [soundtrack] [1982]
((((Dolly Parton & Burt Reynolds sings))))
DOLLY:I like fancy,frilly things
High-heeld shoes and diamond rings
Ragtime bands and western swing
And sneakin' around with you
BURT:Well I like beer and rodeos
Detective books and dominoes
Footballgames and Cheerios
And sneakin' around with you
DOLLY & BURT:Sneakin' around with you
Goin' a round or two
Doin' what lovers do
Whenever they're sneakin' around
DOLLY:I like lots of cash on hand
And dirty jokes about the Fuller Brush Man
BURT:I like stuff I understand,like sneakin' around with you
DOLLY:You know I like a thrill that has no strings
BURT:Friendship that don't ever change
DOLLY:And laughter from the joy of things
DOLLY & BURT:And sneakin' around with you
Sneakin' around with you
Goin' a round or two
Doin' what lovers do
Whenever they're sneakin' around
DOLLY:I like drive-in picture shows
Kissin' long and lovin' slow
BURT:The secret places lovers go,whenever they're sneakin' around
DOLLY:I like the crazy things we try
BURT:And the sexy things we fantasie
DOLLY:Just a-makin' out in the broad daylight
DOLLY & BURT:And sneakin' around with you
Sneakin' around with you
Keeping it all brand-new
Gettin' the best of you
Whenever we're sneakin' around
Sneakin' around that's all
DOLLY:I'm gonna lay down the law
BURT:Watchin' the rise and fall
DOLLy & BURT:Of lovers sneaking' around
BURT:We're just sneaking' around
DOLLY:Oh we're just
DOLLY & BURT:Sneakin'!
Sneakin' Around
Dolly Parton's contribution to the 1982 soundtrack for The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas showcases her versatility beyond her signature country hits. This recording captures Parton's ability to navigate the theatrical demands of a musical adaptation while maintaining her distinct vocal warmth. The song fits within a broader era where she frequently crossed over into film and stage projects, expanding her discography into diverse genres. While known for deeply personal narratives, Parton's work on this soundtrack demonstrates her capacity to embody the playful and dramatic tones required by the source material. The track remains a notable song in her extensive catalogue, highlighting her enduring presence in both country music and entertainment history.