Days Of Our Wives

Roger Miller

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Days Of Our Wives:Roger Miller. - Album - Roger Miller - on MCA Records in 1986. (Intro) (Verse 1) She watches the soaps and pins all her hopes and her dreams. She lets her mind drift with the scripts that unfold on the screen. She can’t live like they live but each day she sits there and tries. Like sands through the hourglass so are the days of our wives. (Verse 2) One life to live one heart to give to her man. She’s raisin’ her babies and doing the best that she can. So she watches the soaps and sometimes just sits there and cries. Like sands through the hourglass so are the days of our wives. (Chorus) So fly away heart on the wings of make believe things. It’s nice to pretend and maybe cry at the end. She watches the soaps and sometimes just sits there and cries. Like sands through the hourglass so are the days of our wives. (Interlude) (Chorus) So fly away heart on the wings of make believe things. It’s nice to pretend and maybe cry at the end. She watches the soaps and sometimes just sits there and cries. Like sands through the hourglass so are the days of our wives. (Outro) Like sands through the hourglass so are the days of our wives. An Eighties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque la vie quotidienne des femmes, souvent enfermées dans leur réalité, où leurs espoirs et rêves se nourrissent des intrigues de la télévision. Elle souligne la lutte intérieure qu'elles ressentent, entre les attentes de leur vie réelle et l'évasion qu'elles trouvent dans les histoires fictives qu'elles regardent. Chaque jour, elles s’efforcent de donner le meilleur d'elles-mêmes à leurs familles, tout en faisant face à des émotions parfois poignantes, comme la solitude ou la mélancolie. Cela illustre la complexité de leur existence, où le bonheur et la tristesse se côtoient, tout comme le sable qui s'écoule d'un sablier.

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