I always love you- Whitney Houston

 Hello, music lover! 🎵❤️


Let’s dive into some fun facts about “I Will Always Love You”:


1. Dolly Parton’s Farewell: Dolly Parton wrote the song in 1974 to bid farewell to her mentor, Porter Wagoner, when she left his show.


2. Elvis Presley’s Interest: Elvis Presley wanted to record the song, but Dolly Parton declined when his manager demanded half of the publishing rights.


3. The Bodyguard’s Boost: The song was initially not intended for "The Bodyguard." Kevin Costner insisted on it, and Dolly ensured Whitney Houston’s version included the crucial final verse.


That’s all for this week! See you next time!


With love,  

Gin 💫💋💟

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