by Provided to YouTube by Arista NashvilleDon’t Tell Me What To Do · Pam TillisPut Yourself In My Place℗ 1991 Arista Records LLCReleased on: 2008-02-05Composer,.. The first single from her second album, Put Yourself In My Place, “Don’t Tell Me What To Do,” was Pam Tillis’ breakthrough hit, going to #5 on the Billboard Country Charts. It was written by two Country songwriting superstars: Max D. Barnes and Harlan Howard. Howard, whose classic songs include “Busted” and “I Fall To Pieces,” said that he is particularly proud of the first line of the song.
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Don’t tell me what to do. You’ve already said we are through. I’m a page that you have turned. I’m no longer your concern. So don’t tell me what to do. I’ll love you forever if I want to do. You’re no longer in charge of my thinkin’. You’re already in love with someone else. So if I’m into all night honky tonkin’.. The No. 1. “Don’t Tell Me What to Do” wasn’t the first No. 1 single of the nineties by a woman, but it’s the first that embodies the modern perspective that would define the golden era for women in country music. Here, a woman gets her heart broken, but she refuses to play the victim, taking ownership over her heartbreak and pointedly.
