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{{Song
 
{{Song
 
|name = "Your Wife Don't Understand You"
 
|name = "Your Wife Don't Understand You"
|image = [[File:Lurleen Singing You're Wife Don't Understand You.jpg|250px]]
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|image = [[File:Your Wife Don't Understand You.png|250px]]
|singers = [[Beverly D'Angelo]]<br>[[Dan Castellaneta]]<br>Cast
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|singers = [[Beverly D'Angelo]]
|characters =[[Lurleen Lumpkin]]<br>[[Homer Simpson]]<br>Announcer
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|characters =[[Lurleen Lumpkin]]
 
|length = 1:35
 
|length = 1:35
 
|writer = [[Jeff Martin]]
 
|writer = [[Jeff Martin]]
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'''Your Wife Don't Understand You''' is a song sung by [[Lurleen Lumpkin]] (voiced by [[Beverly D'Angelo]]) in the episode "[[Colonel Homer]]".  The music and lyrics were written by [[Jeff Martin]].  It is the fourteenth track on the album ''[[Songs in the Key of Springfield]]''.
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'''"Your Wife Don't Understand You"''' is a song sung by [[Lurleen Lumpkin]].  
  
 
[[Homer]] heard Lurleen sing the song at [[The Beer -N- Brawl]], and later helped her record it on CD.
 
[[Homer]] heard Lurleen sing the song at [[The Beer -N- Brawl]], and later helped her record it on CD.
  
 
== Lyrics ==
 
== Lyrics ==
:'''Announcer''':
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=== Episode version ===
 +
:'''Lurleen:'''
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:Work all day for some old man
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:Sweat n' break your back.
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:'''Homer:'''
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:''Yeah.''
 +
 
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:'''Lurleen:'''
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:Then you go home to your castle,
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:But your queen won't cut you slack.
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:'''Homer:'''
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:''That's true.''
 +
 
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:'''Lurleen:'''
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:That's why you're losin' all your hair,
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:That's why you're overweight.
 +
 
 +
:'''Homer:'''
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:''Uh-huh.''
 +
 
 +
:'''Lurleen:'''
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:That's why you flipped your pickup truck
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:Right off the interstate.
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 +
:'''Homer:'''
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:''That's right! Except for the pickup truck.''
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:'''Lurleen:'''
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:There's a lot of bull they hand you,
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:There's nothin' you can do,
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:Your wife don't understand you, but I do.
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:No, your wife don't understand you, but I do.
 +
:I said no one understands you but I do!
 +
 
 +
=== Album version ===
 +
:'''Announcer:'''
 
:''Our next act is our very own singing waitress, Lurleen. (audience whoops) So I'm, uh, afraid drink service will stop for just a few moments. (audience boos) They're all yers.''
 
:''Our next act is our very own singing waitress, Lurleen. (audience whoops) So I'm, uh, afraid drink service will stop for just a few moments. (audience boos) They're all yers.''
  
:'''[[Homer]]''':
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:'''Homer:'''
:''Stupid [[Marge]] tell ''me'' to shut up.''
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:''Stupid Marge tell ''me'' to shut up.''
  
:'''Lurleen''':
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:'''Lurleen:'''
 
:''Thank you. Tonight I'd like to try somethin' a little different. It's a song I wrote while I mopped up your dried blood and teeth.''
 
:''Thank you. Tonight I'd like to try somethin' a little different. It's a song I wrote while I mopped up your dried blood and teeth.''
  
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:Sweat n' break your back.
 
:Sweat n' break your back.
  
:'''Homer''':
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:'''Homer:'''
 
:''Yeah.''
 
:''Yeah.''
  
:'''Lurleen''':
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:'''Lurleen:'''
 
:Then you go home to your castle,
 
:Then you go home to your castle,
 
:But your queen won't cut you slack.
 
:But your queen won't cut you slack.
  
:'''Homer''':
+
:'''Homer:'''
 
:''That's true.''
 
:''That's true.''
  
:'''Lurleen''':
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:'''Lurleen:'''
 
:That's why you're losin' all your hair,
 
:That's why you're losin' all your hair,
 
:That's why you're overweight.
 
:That's why you're overweight.
  
:'''Homer''':
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:'''Homer:'''
 
:''Uh-huh.''
 
:''Uh-huh.''
  
:'''Lurleen''':
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:'''Lurleen:'''
 
:That's why you flipped your pickup truck
 
:That's why you flipped your pickup truck
 
:Right off the interstate.
 
:Right off the interstate.
  
:'''Homer''':
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:'''Homer:'''
:''That's right! Except for the pickup truck.''
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:''That's right! Except for the pickup truck.''
  
:'''Lurleen''':
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:'''Lurleen:'''
 
:There's a lot of bull they hand you,
 
:There's a lot of bull they hand you,
 
:There's nothin' you can do,
 
:There's nothin' you can do,
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:I said no one understands you but I do!
 
:I said no one understands you but I do!
  
:'''Homer''':
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:'''Homer:'''
 
:''Hey, hey, Lurleen. I gotta say somethin' to ya.''
 
:''Hey, hey, Lurleen. I gotta say somethin' to ya.''
  
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:'''Homer'''
 
:'''Homer'''
 
:''Your song touched me in a way I've never felt before. And which way to the can?''
 
:''Your song touched me in a way I've never felt before. And which way to the can?''
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== Behind the Laughter ==
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It is the fourteenth track on the album ''[[Songs in the Key of Springfield]]''.
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
 
*{{ep|Colonel Homer}}
 
*{{ep|Colonel Homer}}
  
[[Category:Songs]]
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{{Songs in the Key of Springfield}}
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[[Category:Songs by Lurleen Lumpkin]]
 
[[Category:Songs by Lurleen Lumpkin]]
[[Category:Songs by guest stars]]
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[[Category:Songs by Beverly D'Angelo]]

Latest revision as of 06:04, September 13, 2022

"Your Wife Don't Understand You"
Your Wife Don't Understand You.png
Song Information
Singers: Beverly D'Angelo
Characters: Lurleen Lumpkin
Length: 1:35
Writer(s): Jeff Martin
Album: Songs in the Key of Springfield
Appearance(s): "Colonel Homer"

"Your Wife Don't Understand You" is a song sung by Lurleen Lumpkin.

Homer heard Lurleen sing the song at The Beer -N- Brawl, and later helped her record it on CD.

Lyrics[edit]

Episode version[edit]

Lurleen:
Work all day for some old man
Sweat n' break your back.
Homer:
Yeah.
Lurleen:
Then you go home to your castle,
But your queen won't cut you slack.
Homer:
That's true.
Lurleen:
That's why you're losin' all your hair,
That's why you're overweight.
Homer:
Uh-huh.
Lurleen:
That's why you flipped your pickup truck
Right off the interstate.
Homer:
That's right! Except for the pickup truck.
Lurleen:
There's a lot of bull they hand you,
There's nothin' you can do,
Your wife don't understand you, but I do.
No, your wife don't understand you, but I do.
I said no one understands you but I do!

Album version[edit]

Announcer:
Our next act is our very own singing waitress, Lurleen. (audience whoops) So I'm, uh, afraid drink service will stop for just a few moments. (audience boos) They're all yers.
Homer:
Stupid Marge tell me to shut up.
Lurleen:
Thank you. Tonight I'd like to try somethin' a little different. It's a song I wrote while I mopped up your dried blood and teeth.
Work all day for some old man
Sweat n' break your back.
Homer:
Yeah.
Lurleen:
Then you go home to your castle,
But your queen won't cut you slack.
Homer:
That's true.
Lurleen:
That's why you're losin' all your hair,
That's why you're overweight.
Homer:
Uh-huh.
Lurleen:
That's why you flipped your pickup truck
Right off the interstate.
Homer:
That's right! Except for the pickup truck.
Lurleen:
There's a lot of bull they hand you,
There's nothin' you can do,
Your wife don't understand you, but I do.
No, your wife don't understand you, but I do.
I said no one understands you but I do!
Homer:
Hey, hey, Lurleen. I gotta say somethin' to ya.
Lurleen;
I'm listenin'.
Homer
Your song touched me in a way I've never felt before. And which way to the can?

Behind the Laughter[edit]

It is the fourteenth track on the album Songs in the Key of Springfield.

Appearances[edit]