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WATCH: Sheryl Crow pays tribute to Dolly Parton

Crow remembers the country music legend, who died Aug. 25 at the age of 80.

WATCH: Sheryl Crow pays tribute to Dolly Parton

Popular singer-actress Miley Cyrus has honored the late Dolly Parton, her godmother, who passed away at the age of 80. The tribute was shared on Miley's Instagram account, where she expressed that losing her "Aunt Dolly" is a feeling beyond description. Miley emphasized that their most private moments will remain between their hearts and not be shared publicly.

She quoted Dolly, saying, "What I know is Dolly would want me to feel it, write a song about it, and then continue and be strong. I will always love her and want to make her proud." Miley also expressed her heartbreak for the world, Parton's family, and friends who will miss her deeply, stating that they will see her in all the most beautiful things.

Miley previously revealed that Parton played a significant role in helping her overcome personal devastation and grief, including the loss of her home during the 2018 Californian wildfires. She credited Parton's music and ability to make people happy as a source of medicine during difficult times. Parton would often remind her goddaughter that moments of trauma are not times to shut down or give up, as it is their duty as entertainers to bring joy and inspiration during trouble.

Miley acknowledged the balance and controversy in how people should respond in such situations but believed their response reflected their artistic nature.

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