Talk:Why Can't I Be Your Husband?

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Why Can't I Be Your Husband?[edit source]

Sonically sounds like this.
Gregory Preston
Phillip
Phillip and Gregory Preston
Wyatt (speaking in an exaggerated Dutch accent)
Dana (speaking in a casual European accent)
All (speaking)

[Instrumental]

I always wanted you like Christmas morning
I didn't care you were his
I always thought you very engaged
All I wanted was your kiss

What happened next was my favorite accident
Your love was the best mistake
In bed and behind his back, we had incidents
If that's what you call the love we'd make

I fell in love
You fell in love
You pushed away and said enough
From relations to romance
All I wanted was a chance

Why can't I
Why can't I
Why can't I be your husband?
Why can't I
Why can't I
Why can't I be your husband?

Why can't I, why can't I, why can't I...

Since you went away and married him on the shore
In a white dress
I wanted you more
With diamond ring and gold band on your finger
I could love you better

Wish you would divorce him
I wish you would divorce him

Remember when you would call me late at night
Crying 'cause nothing was right
You'd come over and I'd comfort alright
Did so in bed 'til sunlight

I gave you a son
I gave you a daughter
But you sent hopes right to the slaughter
Said you were done
You had your fun
I won't accept I'm not the one

Why can't I
Why can't I be your husband?
Why can't I
Why can't I
Why can't I be your husband?

Why can't I, why can't I, why can't I...

Since you went away and married him in Vegas
What happens stays there
You break my heart with no care
With a gold band on your finger
I could marry you better

Wish you would divorce him
I wish you would divorce him

Why can't I
Why can't I be your husband?
Why can't I
Why can't I
Why can't I be your husband?

Why can't I, why can't I, why can't I...

[Fade]

Credits[edit source]

  • Lyrics by Gregory Preston Olivier, Phillip Mandelbaum, and Wyatt van Cleef.
  • Produced by Dana Breckenridge.
  • Samples "What Have I Done To Deserve This?" by the Pet Shop Boys and Dusty Springfield.