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15 songs about cheating
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July 29, 2020

15 songs about cheating

Whether you want to call it a love triangle,

‘situationship’ or an ‘entanglement’, when a third enters a relationship it can

prove sticky and downright tricky navigating those choppy waters. In the end, someone

will be all washed up, that is if they don’t drown first.

Cheating is so common that we are tempted to believe

that it is a part of any relationship but that may just be an excuse for those

trying to justify their behaviour. Regardless of personal views, we must admit

that out of that pain has come some iconic songs that perfectly encapsulate the

nuances of ‘undercover love’.

Check our list below and see if you agree with our

selections.

1. Stealing

Love On the Side by Paul Kelly: The song bad enuh

2. As We Lay

by Debra Cox or Shirley Murdock: Have you listened to the lyrics of this song?

What a piece of drama!

3. Secret

Lovers by Atlantic Starr: When you both in a relationship but need a

occasional interlude.

4. Nobody Has

To Know by Kranium: This song was a whole mood

5. Jim

Screechie by Spice: Talking about daring to do it in your own residence,

worse when you have nosey neighbours.

6. Me and Mrs

Jones by Billy Paul: This song is a classic

7. Radio Lover

by George Jones: When you understate your mate, it can have tragic

consequences.

8. Creep by

TLC:  Unless you are a baby, creeping should

be left alone

9. Delilah

by Tom Jones: Old School and still rocks

10. It’s Not Right but it’s Ok Bb Whitney Houston:

It’s about walking away when you have had enough

11. Unfaithful

by Rihanna: When you feel guilty but just cannot stop

12. It’s A Pity

by Tanya Stephens: This song resonates with many Jamaicans, trust me

13. Confessions

by Usher: This yah entanglement all bring forth baby.

14. Maybellene

by Chuck Berry: She was a bad girl that just couldn’t be good

15. Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under: by Shania

Twain: When you know he’s bad but just cannot leave him alone

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