Wives and Lovers

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Wives and Lovers is a popular 1963 pop song with lyrics by Hal David and music by Burt Bacharach, known for its smooth, jazz-influenced style and traditional gender-role themes.

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Wives and Lovers canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
composer Burt Bacharach
countryOfOrigin United States
decade 1960s
genre pop
traditional pop
vocal jazz
hasNotableCharacteristic standard of the Bacharach–David repertoire
traditional gender-role themes
hasSubject husbands
marital expectations
wives
hasTheme gender roles
marriage
romantic relationships
hasTitle Wives and Lovers
isPopular true
language English
lyricist Hal David
lyricsBy Hal David
musicalStyle jazz-influenced
smooth
musicBy Burt Bacharach
partOf Burt Bacharach–Hal David song catalog
publicationYear 1963
writer Burt Bacharach
Hal David

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Hal David notableWork Wives and Lovers
Jack Jones notableWork Wives and Lovers
It Might as Well Be Swing hasTrack Wives and Lovers
Jack Rose notableWork Wives and Lovers
Wives and Lovers hasTitle Wives and Lovers
Harold Lane David notableWork Wives and Lovers