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After the release of Beyoncé's highly anticipated studio album on Friday, fans rushed to listen to her new track "Jolene" where the Grammy-winner put a spin on Dolly Parton's 1973 hit.

Jolene’s Dream was a feisty presence to be noticed, not one to go quietly, just like Jolene Delgado had been all her life. Jolene passed away in her hometown of Costa Mesa on Thursday. She was 63.

“Jolene, Jolene, I’m warning you, don’t come for my man," she sings. The former Destiny's Child member also repeatedly demonstrates her willingness to throw down if push comes to shove.

And I was just happy she did ‘Jolene.’ I, of course, would have loved to have heard how she would have done it in its original way,” Parton said. “But of course, you know, it’s Beyoncé.

Jolene." "Jolene" launched country singer Mindy Smith's career five years ago, when Parton said that it was her favorite version of the song.