Husbands and Wives Roy Drusky
"Husbands and Wives" by Roy Drusky, released in 1960, is a #Country song that explores the struggles and emotional distance in marriages. The lyrics reflect on the contrast between outward appearances and inner turmoil, emphasizing themes of love, regret, and disillusionment. Its poignant storytelling and heartfelt delivery resonate with listeners, highlighting the complexities of relationships. The song's timeless message has influenced many artists and remains a classic in the genre.
Two broken hearts lonely looking like houses where nobody lives
Two people each having so much pride inside neither side forgives
The angry words spoken in haste such a waste of two lives
It's my belief pride is the chief cause and a decline
In the number of husbands and wives
A woman and a man a man and a woman come can and some can't and some can't
Two broken hearts lonely looking like...
Two people each having so much pride inside neither side forgives
The angry words spoken in haste such a waste of two lives
It's my belief pride is the chief cause and a decline
In the number of husbands and wives
A woman and a man a man and a woman come can and some can't and some can't
Two broken hearts lonely looking like...
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