Dolly Parton is set to make millions of dollars in royalties following Whitney Houston's death, as she is the sole writer of Houston's biggest hit, "I Will Always Love You." The surge in record sales has resulted in Houston's musical catalog rising back onto the charts, and Parton is expected to receive writer and publisher rates from sales. Although Parton originally recorded the song in 1973, it was Houston's version for the film "The Bodyguard" that propelled it to legendary status. Parton commented on sharing the famous song with Houston and expressed her gratitude for the wonderful performance of her song.

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