Loretta Lynn Dead at 90

"Coal Miner's Daughter" was a hit song and an award winning movie, but it has died.

The singer died from natural causes, according to her rep. The family was with her when she died.

Her hip was broken a year after she had a stroke. She stopped touring after the stroke.

She was nominated 18 times for a gramophone and won 3. She has 22 number 1 singles and 11 number one albums.

Her hits over the last 6 decades. "You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)," "Don't Come Home a Drinkin'," and "One's on the Way" were some of the things that were said.

The film about Loretta's life was a huge hit. It was nominated for seven awards. Sissy Spacek won the award for best Actress.

She won the Female Vocalist of the Year three times.

The couple was married for 50 years. She wed him when she was 15. They had 6 children. The death of Oliver took place in 1996. Her daughter, Betty Sue, died of emphysema at 64 years old.

Lynn talked about social issues, like birth control, in a song called "The Pill" She wrote a song about a woman who lost her husband in the Vietnam War. Some country music stations wouldn't play her music.

In 1983, she was in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, and in 1988 she was in the country music hall of fame. She won an award for women in music. She was named the artist of a lifetime by the cable network.

There was a person who was 90 years old.

I am sad.