Song Cheated but Felt So Good Would Do It Again

FlourishAnyway believes there is a playlist for simply about whatever state of affairs and is on a mission to unite and entertain the earth through song.

Adultery can include either physical or emotional cheating, or both. Here is the ultimate playlist nearly cheaters and liars.

Adultery: Stolen Moments and Broken Trust

Most of usa have been touched by a cheating relationship somehow—whether we've been:

• the ane who strayed,
• the one who was betrayed,
• the 3rd wheel,
• an interested bystander, or
• the smart one who just own't sayin'. (Y'all know who you are.)

Whichever 1 you've been, here's a listing of pop and rock songs that capture the pain, yearning, and heartache of infidelity. Sadly, it's a situation in which everyone winds up a loser.

If y'all dare, use these songs to assemble your own dysfunctional love playlist. Listen to it for companionship while your borrowed love is with his wife and you're watching Redbox movies, eating pints of Ben & Jerry'southward ice foam straight out of the container.

Or if you are the scorned spouse, get together your own cheater's soundtrack to allow your wayward one know that you know about his or her footling "extracurricular activities."

"The cruelest lies are often told in silence." —Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish author

1. "Me and Mrs. Jones" by Billy Paul

"Me and Mrs. Jones" is a sultry soul song that celebrates a man's bittersweet romance with a married woman whom he meets with each day in a café. Despite his passion for her he understands that:

Nosotros got to exist extra careful
That we don't build our hopes up too loftier
'Crusade she's got her ain obligations
And and so practise I.

Originally recorded in 1972 past Billy Paul, it was remade by others, including Michael Bublé.

ii. "Unfaithful" by Rihanna

Poor Rihanna. In this 2006 song, she casts herself equally a cheater who is stepping out yet once more on the man who loves her. Although she sees him dying inside, she cannot adjourn her adulterous ways. She compares the emotional pain she causes him to pulling out a gun and murdering him inside. (Infidelity is painful, but that'southward a bit over-the-top there, Rihanna, don't you lot think?)

Lies, cheating, and broken promises hateful your dear relationship is headed for trouble.

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3. "Hit 'Em Up Fashion (Oops!)" by Blu Cantrell

Blu Cantrell'southward saucy 2001 R&B hit suggests that scorned women should seek revenge on a cheating homo by hitting them where it really hurts—in the wallet.

4. "If Your Girl Only Knew" by Aaliyah

In this 1996 R&B and hip hop number, a guy who is already in a relationship is trying to make the moves on Aaliyah.

However, she taunts him that if his daughter simply knew that he was dissin' her, she'd expletive him out, plough off her telephone, and go out him lonely. Aaliyah tells him straight-up, "But information technology's dumb to put up with you; I won't be no fool." Aww, Aaliyah, leave that cheatin' cheater solitary! Girl, you lot can exercise better!

5. "Between the Cheats" by Amy Winehouse

In this 2011 song, troubled and talented Amy Winehouse was probable memorializing her toxic marriage with Blake Fielder-Ceremonious. Theirs was a rocky union characterized by infidelity, substance abuse, and legal problems.

She sings, "I would dice before I divorce ya; I'd take a thousand lumps for my dear." Although the couple divorced in 2009, her fans believe she certainly did have her lumps for him.

"When a Roman was returning from a trip, he used to send someone ahead to let his wife know, then as not to surprise her in the act." —Michel de Montaigne, French essayist

six. "Always the Last to Know" by Del Amitri

You oft don't realize the gem yous had until it bedazzles someone else's heart. The Scottish band Del Amitri released this song in 1992. Information technology tells the remorseful tale of a cheating man who has lost his girl. She was e'er the last to know virtually his cheating, yet at present she is gone. This leaves him the final to know nearly whether she is happy in her new life.

7. "Say My Proper name" by Destiny's Child

Destiny'southward Kid is known for this 2000 Grammy-Award winning hit, which tells of a young woman who calls her lover on the telephone. Her woman'due south intuition kicks in and she suspects him of cheating. He'due south "interim kind of shady, ain't callin' me baby." Equally proof that he's being faithful—and that he has no other lover with him at the moment—she tells him to simply say her proper noun, to say, "Baby, I honey you."

She got the whole metropolis's attention.

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8. "A Woman Needs Love" by Ray Parker Jr.

Ray Parker Jr. reminds men in his 1981 song to take intendance of things at home. He warns wayward fellas not to kid themselves, non to put their woman off or brand excuses because a adult female tin can fool around only like a human can:

By the fourth dimension poor Jack returned upwardly the hill
Somebody else had been loving Jill.

9. "Back Door Man" by The Doors

A "back door man" is a human being who has an intimate relationship with another man's wife while the husband is away at piece of work. As the married man returns from work through the front door of the habitation, the cheating partner leaves the home through the back door, hence "back door homo." The Doors released this song in 1967.

10. "You Know I'thousand No Good" by Amy Winehouse

This 2006 soulful R&B vocal past Amy Winehouse tells the story of a wife caught adulterous by her husband. Now she regrets her dalliances, realizing that she is the real loser:

I cheated myself
Like I knew I would
I told you, I was problem
Yeah, yous know that I'chiliad no good.

"I told my wife the truth. I told her I was seeing a psychiatrist. So she told me the truth: that she was seeing a psychiatrist, two plumbers, and a bartender." —Rodney Dangerfield, American comedian

Why Cheaters Stray From Their Partners

The following factors are associated with infidelity:

• Gender: Men cheat more than than women—in not merely dating relationships but also cohabitation and marital relationships. Testosterone is a powerful hormonal driver (only it'southward non an excuse).
• Personality Factors: People who are less faithful generally have lower levels of conscientiousness and agreeableness and are sensation-seeking.
• Other Background and Feel Factors: Ii-timing lovers are more likely to be high school drop outs and to live in the city. They likewise tend to be less religious, have increased opportunities to meet others, and take a higher number of previous sexual partners.
• Human relationship Dissatisfaction Factors: Although infidelity can occur in happy marriages, permit's face it: It'due south a big sign that something is wrong. Relationship factors include a lack of communication and understanding, emotional dissatisfaction with ane's partner, and sexual incompatibility.

Cheating is a thorn with potentially unsafe health impacts. According to the Centers for Disease Control, there are 19 1000000 new cases of STDs in the United states of america each year.

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11. "Betcha Gon' Know" by Mariah Carey

The imperfect angel in Mariah Carey's 2009 vocal catches her lover in a silhouette with another lady—in her own bedroom, no less. As well upset to confront them, she decides to exact revenge. Marriah's graphic symbol bolts out of the door, jumps into her machine, and spends the nighttime elsewhere. We can only imagine the hurting he'southward in for: "Betcha gon' know how it feels when I get you back."

"I've been in dearest with the same adult female for forty-1 years. If my wife finds out, she'll kill me." —Henny Youngman, American comedian

12. "Cold Shoulder" by Adele

In this jazzy 2008 number by Adele, a adult female tells her homo not to go all coy, that she understands that she'south been cast in the office of the fool. While the other woman gets all the man's attention, she gets stale leftovers—a cold shoulder and words made of knives.

Adulterous breaks trust well-nigh of all.

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13. "Confessions Part 2" by Usher

Sometimes when you dip your toe in another pond, you can certain stir up trouble. That's exactly the story Usher tells in this 2004 R&B hit in which a man confesses to impregnating the girlfriend he has on the side.

Faced with the reality of the consequences, he'due south finally distressing. Although many causeless the song was autobiographical, Usher said that no, it was instead fiction, inspired by the combined experiences of his friends.

14. "Cry Me a River" by Justin Timberlake

This 2002 hit past Justin Timberlake is reportedly about his broken relationship with Britney Spears. It tells the story of a homo who moves on after his girlfriend betrayed him by cheating with another man.

The girl gets a gustation of the heartache she's been dishing out when her new human being cheats on her. She seeks sympathy from the man she had once betrayed, but he has but a cold, rejecting middle for her.

15. "I Don't Wanna Continue With You Similar That" by Elton John

This sassy 1988 song by Elton John laments the cheating ways of a lover who indiscreetly keeps multiple partners on the side:

And I don't wanna continue with you like that
Don't wanna be a feather in your cap
I just don't wanna tell you dearest I ain't mad
Merely I don't wanna become on with you like that.

It'due south hard to believe a lover is not mad about adultery with multiple partners.

16. "Liar" by Profyle

In this 2007 song, Profyle sings near a man who discovered his woman's adultery. He's had enough. Rather than crying, the man has some stiff words for her:

You're zilch but a liar, a cheater, a deceiver, middle-breaker ...
So I'k takin'
The house, the cars, the kids, and the dog
I want it all.

17. "I Heard Information technology Through the Grapevine" past Marvin Gaye

Marvin Gaye fabricated this done-me-incorrect vocal famous mode back in 1966. It's nigh a deplorable man who hears from others that his honey has been stepping out on him. She is almost to leave him for another homo. In disbelief that he'd hear near the betrayal from others, he'due south confronting her almost the rumors.

18. "Proceed on Loving You lot" by REO Speedwagon

REO Speedwagon reminds u.s. what unconditional love is all about in this 1980 classic about a woman who betrayed her human being with multiple others. Forgiving soul that he is, he tells her, "When I said that I loved you, I meant that I loved yous forever." He's either the most forgiving man ever or the biggest sucker. The jury is nonetheless out on that one.

Infidelity isn't ever a deal-billow for a marriage or relationship. Cut all contact with the illicit lover, allowing the betrayed partner to share his or her feelings, and expressing deep remorse over the betrayal are fundamental to moving frontwards.

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nineteen. "Kiss 'n Tell" by Kesha

What's worse than a crook is the one who brags well-nigh it to his friends. In 2009, Kesha sang about a adult female who returned from an out-of-boondocks trip only to hear rumors that her human being had been a very bad boy. She's had enough of the dirty scoundrel and lets him know it.

20. "Maybellene" by Chuck Drupe

Released in 1955, Chuck Drupe's "Maybellene" was a pioneer rock-and-roll song about a young man whose girlfriend had cheated on him. He did what any jealous beau of the 1950s would practise—he gave chase afterward her Cadillac Coupe de Ville in his Ford with its V8 engine. Of course!

"You cannot pluck roses without fear of thorns, nor enjoy a fair wife without danger of horns." —Benjamin Franklin, American inventor and Founding Begetter

7 Reasons Not to Crook on Your Spouse or Meaning Other

1. Is your honor worth zippo? Bank check your conscience.
2. Revenge and public embarrassment can be brutal.
3. Sneaking around is expensive and stressful—between giving gifts to ii lovers and making sure you're non detected, it all adds up.
4. You can bring home some nasty diseases of the under regions. Scratch, scratch.
5. An "oops" pregnancy with someone y'all don't even love is a seriously stupid fault.
6. Divorce can devastate finances and families.
7. In the stop, everyone ends up losing.

21. "Tainted Love" by Soft Cell

Soft Cell'southward 1981 chart-topper laments a dysfunctional dear relationship in which "Once I ran to you, now I'll run from you." Therapy, anyone?

22. "Would I Lie to You?" past Eurythmics

This 1985 Eurythmics vocal is the story of against a two-timing lover. Fed up with infidelity, the woman is leaving her man. He expresses doubt that she'll practice it, and she retorts, "Would I lie to you?"

23. "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers

In this 2004 vocal past The Killers, a jealous boyfriend struggles with paranoid ideas that his girlfriend is out spreading her beloved around.

24. "Don't Prevarication" by Black Eyed Peas

Owning upwards to your misgivings is hard, but in this 2005 Black Eyed Peas vocal, that's what the protagonist does. He apologizes for his immaturity—getting caught upward in the limelight of his celebrity and both lying to and cheating on his girl.

25. "Get out Your Lover" by Sam Smith

In this soulful, moving song (2014), Sam Smith portrays the other man who pleads with his dear to:

Pack up and leave everything
Don't you see what I can bring ...
I will give you lot all of me
Only go out your lover, leave him for me.

"The psychology of infidelity has been falsified by conventional morals, which assume, in monogamous countries, that attraction to one person cannot coexist with amore for another. Everybody knows that this is untrue." - Bertrand Russell

26. "Where I Wanna Be" by Donnell Jones

In Donnell Jones's 1999 song, he calls abode to say that he's leaving. He says he needs fourth dimension to explore who he is without her—that is, with this new lady in his life. Okay, so he didn't technically prevarication or crook.

27. "In Love with Another Man" by Jazmine Sullivan

The girl in this 2008 vocal by Jazmine Sullivan is making a major fault. She knows she's not acting sane, but she wants to merchandise in her steady human. He treats her correct and understands her, merely she wants to roll around with a bad boy who has a hot body—someone who at times fights with her and mistreats her. The human relationship is doomed before it starts, but this crazy lady thinks she'due south in love.

28. "Cuts Both Ways" by Gloria Estefan

Talk well-nigh a dysfunctional relationship! Gloria Estefan sings near one of those damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't relationships that is leap to be trouble. The couple in this 1989 vocal has trouble living together every bit well as apart, and she compares their honey to a freaking pocketknife. That's never good. Simply hey, some of united states of america have been in that location and have the emotional scars to prove it.

29. "Every bit Nosotros Lay" by Kelly Cost

Kelly Price is the other woman with a conscience—well, sort of—in this 2000 vocal about a couple who has merely spent the night together. Each of them is married to some other and the woman starts to put their indiscretion into perspective as she realizes her lover needs to get dwelling to his married woman.

thirty. "A Adult female'southward Threat" by R. Kelly

R. Kelly gets extremely specific that if the man in this 1990 song doesn't terminate who he'due south doin', at that place will exist some major repercussions in his life.

"Infidelity is a bargain-breaker for me. I've broken upward with people over it. You lot can't do monogamy ninety percent of the time." - Alanis Morissette, American singer

With over 7 billion people in the world, is the affection of one cheater worth fighting for?

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31. "Grenade" past Bruno Mars

Poor Bruno Mars. In this 2010 pop vocal, he'south caught in a toxic relationship with a adult female he'd do anything for. He'd catch a grenade for her, leap in front of a train for her, throw his manus in front of a blade for her, take a bullet for her ... just do you think she appreciates his fearless dedication? Oh, no! (Hey, Bruno, try to not seem so desperate. You lot've got a lot going for y'all!)

32. "Aforementioned Daughter" by Usher and R. Kelly

In this 2007 song, Usher and R. Kelly come to an ironic realization that they are dating the aforementioned girl. After one of them describes the dear of his life, the details ring all too familiar to the other human being:

Do I know her? Like a pastor know his word
Nosotros messin' with the same girl, the aforementioned girl

How could the beloved of my life and my potential married woman
Exist the the same girl, the same girl?

33. "Creep" by TLC

In this 1994 TLC number, a adult female admits that she is lone and cheats on her homo. (He also cheats on her.) They've been through a lot together just don't accept the same quality of relationship they used to enjoy. She is left to seek satisfaction "on the down low."

34. "It Wasn't Me" by Shaggy

Imagine getting caught red-handed and trying to deny the obvious. In this 2000 song by Shaggy, a man asks his friend for advice on how to handle the situation. His friend advises him to tell the girlfriend, "Information technology wasn't me."

"In a way, fraud in business organisation is no unlike from infidelity in wedlock or plagiarism in scholarship work. Even people committed to high moral standards succumb." - Miroslav Volf, Croation theologian

35. "Down Low (Nobody Has to Know)" by R. Kelly

The woman in this 1995 R. Kelly song is being enticed to cheat by a persuasive human who promises they can exist secret lovers, fifty-fifty though she is committed to someone else. He suggests that they keep their affair hole-and-corner:

Keep it on the downward low
Nobody has to know.

This is complicated. Sir, y'all have a chip of romantic competition, and it'southward non some other dude.

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36. "Lies" by Marina and the Diamonds

Marina and the Diamonds sings a sorry song from the perspective of a adult female whose partner has fallen out of love with her (2012). While she desperately hangs on, he reaches for her only in the dark, unable to acknowledge that he made a mistake in choosing her as a life partner.

37. "Leave Me Solitary (I'm Alone)" by Pink

In dysfunctional relationships, partners often give mixed messages, and that'southward exactly what Pink does in this angst-filled 2006 song. She wants to send her lover away for the night because she is solitary. She wants a chance to miss him:

Go abroad
Come back
Why can't I just have it both ways?

38. "Picture show" by Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow

Life on the road tin take a heavy toll on love when there are drugs, whiskey, and adulterous. This 2001 song past Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow tells the story of betrayal and yearning from both the adult female and man's perspectives.

39. "You Oughta Know" by Alanis Morissette

In this 1995 song by Alanis Morissette, she is seriously pissed and wants the human being who left her alone to know what he'due south washed. Mr. Duplicity promised to love her until he died, however he is still alive, kicking it with another woman. She does what whatsoever betrayed adult female with stalker-like tendencies would do: she shows up at dinner to remind him of the pain he'southward caused her.

If you lot are the mistress who marries her man, beware. Patterns often echo themselves in people's lives. All the same, the next fourth dimension, you'll be playing another role: scorned adult female.

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40. "Cloak-and-dagger Lovers" past Atlantic Starr

With this 1986 vocal, Atlantic Starr celebrated a secret love affair between two people who have happy dwelling house lives with other partners. Although they know their relationship is wrong, they risk everything in their stolen moments of passion.

Statistics on Adultery: Who's Cheating Whom?

Source: Periodical of Marital and Family unit Therapy (April 2005)

Respondents	Percentage of People Surveyed
Men who say they would take an affair if they knew they wouldn't get caught	74
Women who say they would have an affair if they knew they wouldn't get caught	68
Men who admit adultery in Whatsoever relationship	57
Women who acknowledge infidelity in Whatever relationship	54
Marriages in which at least i spouse admits to infidelity (emotional or phyical)	41
People who admit to having a fling with a co-worker	36
Married men who have cheated at to the lowest degree once during their marrried lives	22
People who admit to adultery on business organisation trips	35
Marriages that stay together after an affair has been detected or revealed	31
People who admit to infidelity with a blood brother-in-law or sister-in-law	17
Married women who have cheated at to the lowest degree once during their marrried lives	14
Children who are the result of infideltity	three

"Never tell a loved ane of an infidelity: y'all would exist desperately rewarded for your troubles. Although one dislikes being deceived, ane likes even less to be undeceived." - Ninon De Lenclos, French author

41. "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)" by Rupert Holmes

This 1979 song by Rupert Holmes tells an ironic story about a man who is bored with his current relationship. The man responds to a newspaper personal ad and arranges to meet a woman at a local bar. (In an age before computers and the Internet, love-hungry people found matches through newspaper personal ads rather than AshleyMadison.com or Craigslist.)

However, when the bored cheating married man shows up, he discovers the mysterious woman who caught his attention is actually his wife. Rather than existence angry with 1 another, they realize they have more in common than they realized. (Yeah, like that is a possibility.)

Wow. This homo is headed for an ugly divorce.

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42. "All I Wanna Do Is Make Dearest to You" by Center

Married to a man who is unable to father a child, the adult female in this 1990 song by Heart picks upwards a stranger and has a one-nighttime stand up with him. She leaves him a note telling him not to seek her out. Years afterward they meet again and he learns that their night of passion was motivated past her desire for parenthood. Wouldn't a sperm depository financial institution take been safer, healthier, and more ethical? Just an idea.

43. "Lyin' Optics" by the Eagles

In this classic Eagles song (1975), a woman lies to her rich old husband in guild to venture to the cheating side of town for the evening. She meets upwards with a guy she knew in school, besides telling him lies well-nigh how they volition soon be together forever. She is a good liar, and her optics give this away.

"At that place'due south so many different ways to cheat. People think adultery is the way to cheat. I recall it's sometimes far worse to emotionally cheat on somebody." —Sandra Bullock, American actress

44. "Thinking of Y'all" by Katy Perry

Katy Perry's 2009 song features a woman who has trouble moving on from a relationship she ended. When she is kissing her new human being, she cannot end imagining that she is instead in the arms of her former lover. (People tin can cheat emotionally, physically, or both.)

45. "Your Niggling Secret" by Melissa Etheridge

When information technology comes to cheaters, information technology takes one to know ane. But in the case of this 1995 Melissa Etheridge song, the would-exist other woman is a reformed cheater ("I used to exist just like you ... One saccharide ain't enough for you.") She threatens to tell the cheater'southward little underground.

46. "If That'due south Your Boyfriend (He Wasn't Terminal Night)" by Me'trounce Ndegeocello

Me'crush Ndegeocello sounds like a loftier schoolhouse mean girl in this 1993 vocal: "Boyfriend, swain—yes, I had your boyfriend!" The other adult female taunts the woman who was betrayed using some details of the tryst and some ugly name calling. Somebody gon' get slapped! I can see information technology coming.

47. "Wake Upwards Call" by Maroon 5

The guy in this 2007 stone song takes jealousy almost infidelity to a whole new level. No one is worth going to jail for, right?

Adultery can create years worth of emotional baggage for a person who has been betrayed past a lover (regardless of whether the relationship lasts).

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48. "Careless Whisper" by George Michael

In this 1984 vocal, George Michael sings nigh the guilt of betrayal as a result of falling for someone who didn't vest to him.

49. "Lips of an Angel" past Hinder

In this 2005 song past Indie rock band Hinder, the other woman makes a daring, bawling call to her lover late at night. He answers the call, even though his girlfriend is in the other room and tells her how she makes it hard for him to exist faithful.

"Those who are faithless know the pleasures of dear; information technology is the faithful who know love's tragedies." - Oscar Wilde, Irish writer and poet

50. "Girlfriend" by Avril Lavigne

Avril Lavigne's 2007 song features a sassy Miss Thang who isn't afraid to mince words. Who cares if the guy she likes is already taken? She tells him that his girlfriend is all wrong for him. Then, she suggests a solution for his problem.

I don't similar your girlfriend!
No manner! No way!
I retrieve you need a new one.

Just think: What goes around, comes effectually, sweetheart.

Even More Pop and Rock Songs About Adulterous and Lying

Know a pop or rock song that should be on this Cheating and Lying listing? Leave us a comment in the Comments Department beneath.

Vocal	Artist	Year Released
51. I Know I'k Non the Simply I	Sam Smith	2013
52. Baby Don't Lie	Gwen Stefani	2014
53. Accept It on the Run	REO Speedwagon	1981
54. Lips Are Movin'	Meghan Trainor	2014
55. Trouble	Ariana Grande	2014
56. What the Hell	Avril Lavigne	2011
57. Torn Between Two Lovers	Mary MacGregor	1976
58. Mama'southward Broken Heart	Miranda Lambert	2013
59. Y'all Ruin Me	The Veronicas	2014
60. Beloved Hurts	Navareth	1975
61. Upside Down	Diana Ross	1980
62. You're No Good	Linda Ronstadt	1975
63. Rumour Has It	Adele	2011
64. Call Your Girlfriend	Robyn	2010
65. Role-Time Lover	Stevie Wonder	1985
66. Irreplaceable	Beyonce	2006
67. She Doesn't Take To Know	John Legend	2004
68. Betterman	Pearl Jam	1994
69. Should've Said No	Taylor Swift	2006
seventy. Never Over again	Kelly Clarkson	2007
71. Take A Bow	Rihanna	2007
72. Mrs. All-American	5 Seconds of Summer	2014
73. Saving All My Beloved For You	Whitney Houston	1985
74. Human	Human League	1986
75. Little Lies	Fleetwood Mac	1987
76. Love the Manner You Lie	Eminem (featuring Rihanna)	2010
77. Baby Did A Bad, Bad Thing	Chris Isaak	1995
78. Hurt	Timi Yuro	1961
79. She Holds a Key	Gavin DeGraw	2008
80. Sinners	Lauren Aquilina	2013
81. 4:44	Jay-Z	2017
82. Don't Know What Came Over Me	Mike + The Mechanics	2017
83. Hell No	Ingrid Michaelson	2016
84. Yous Don't Wanna Know	Orianthi	2013
85. Emo	Blink-182	1997
86. Watching You Sentry Him	Eric Hutchinson	2012
87. How Long	Charlie Puth	2017
88. Last Fourth dimension	Trey Songz	2007
89. I Know What You Did Last Summer	Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello	2015
90. Honest	The Chainsmokers	2017
91. Observe What You're Looking for	Olivia O'Brien	2016
92. Mr. & Mrs. Smith	Stereophonics	2015
93. Follow Me	Uncle Kracker	2001
94. Run to You lot	Bryan Adams	1984
95. Runaround Sue	Dion DiMucci	1961
96. This Kiss	Carly Rae Jepson	2012
97. High Heels	JoJo	2016
98. No Tell Lover	Chicago	1978
99. I Last Fourth dimension	Ariana Grande	2014
100. Be Alright	Dean Lewis	2018
101. Come a Little Fleck Closer	Jay and the Americans	1964
102. The Weakness in Me	Joan Armatrading	1981
103. Dead to Me	Melanie Martinez	2014
104. Go Away	Weezer	2015
105. How Long	Ace	1974
106. Somebody Else	The 1975	2016
107. Heard It from a Friend	Lolo	2016
108. Pray You lot Take hold of Me	Beyoncé	2016
109. Daughter	Destiny'southward Child	2005
110. Jar of Hearts	Christina Perri	2010
111. Other People	Laura Pergolizzi	2016
112. How Do You Sleep	Sam Smith	2019
113. Who Exercise Y'all Love	The Chainsmokers (featuring 5 Seconds of Summer)	2019
114. If She Would Have Been True-blue	Chicago	1987
115. In the Pines (Where Did You Slumber Terminal Nighttime)	Nirvana	1995

You cheated? And lied? What do you lot have to say for yourself? Cat got your natural language?

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FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on August 25, 2019:

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FlourishAnyway (writer) from United states on August 25, 2019:

Jimmy - Added! Thank you for the proffer. Accept a terrific calendar week.

jimmy on August 24, 2019:

add jar of hearts by christina perri

Sarah Murgatroyd on August 24, 2019:

Laura Pergolizzi -Other people

Robert Sacchi on March 27, 2019:

Yes, times have inverse. In that location were many songs in the '70s that dropped out of sight.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on March 27, 2019:

Bob - Wow, I've never heard that i before. I added it to the playlist of songs that wouldn't wing today. Give thanks you lot. Have a great week.

Robert Sacchi on March 27, 2019:

What about "Judy Mae" by Boomer Castleman (1975)?

FlourishAnyway (writer) from United states of america on March 27, 2019:

BAA - Thanks for the suggestions. I added the Joan Armatrading song and the only reason I didn't add the other vocal was that the playlist is pop and rock songs. I honey the sense of humor in it!

BAA on March 26, 2019:

Why don't my dog bark (when you come up effectually) - Dr John

The Weakness In Me - Joan Armatrading

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on March 05, 2019:

Waterbabee2001 - Thanks for your song suggestion.

Waterbabee2001 on March 04, 2019:

A audio for whoever by beautiful south.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on January 29, 2019:

Audrey - Thank you for stopping by. I savour 70s songs as much as other eras. Hearing them takes me make to yesteryear. I detect that a truly practiced song is timeless. I recently saw my favorite country singer from thirty years ago in concert and he yet has it. He was phenomenal. I had prepared myself to be disappointed but I was actually delighted how adept he was after all these years. His vox had survived the years.

Audrey Hunt from Pahrump NV on January 29, 2019:

I love it when y'all include 70's songs. I enjoyed each and every video. I've been a vocal instructor forever, so sooner or later through the years, I've had to larn merely about every song on earth! :)

Thank you, for the memories.

Love,

Audrey

Robert Sacchi on January 27, 2019:

I'll definitely have to give that article a await.

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on Jan 27, 2019:

Bob - I added "Dark Lady" to the playlist of Songs that Tell a Story. Thanks for the suggestion!

Robert Sacchi on January 26, 2019:

What about "Dark Lady" past Cher?

Robert Sacchi on March 26, 2018:

It seems many lxx's songs that had some popularity have fallen off the edge of the earth. You lot besides have a keen week.

FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on March 26, 2018:

Bob, I faintly recall the sitcom but couldn't find the vocal. That's often the example with long ago songs. Have a great week!

Robert Sacchi on March 25, 2018:

Every bit usual a trip down memory lane. I recollect a vocal that I don't know the championship of. It was about 1977. The song begins by saying Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman (a 1976-1977 sitcom). So information technology's a duet between married people. In between the singing the phone rings, information technology's the man's lover. He pretends it'south his dominate telling him he has to come into work. They sing about they will miss each other. When the man leaves the adult female frantically dials a phone number. A homo answers and she sings; "My married man'due south finally gone. I tin can't wait until I'm in your arms over again."

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on March 24, 2018:

Lon - Thanks for that vocal proposition. I added it at #93.

Lon on March 23, 2018:

You forgot "Follow Me" by Uncle Kracker

Kenneth Avery from Hamilton, Alabama on March 05, 2018:

Hi, FlourishAnyway --- Thank you and then much. Take care and keep on writing these fabulous hubs.

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states on March 05, 2018:

Kenneth, Thanks for your kind comment and proffer. I couldn't find much almost that song. Google seems to exist scratching its head. However, I appreciate you. Have a not bad week.

Kenneth Avery from Hamilton, Alabama on March 04, 2018:

Howdy, Flourish Anyhow -- today is March 4, 2018, and I take what you might call a Passing Thought. Since you take published this Fantastic hub (which I loved) I was wondering if the song . . .

"Plow My Caput," by Yeah, (released in 2000) would be classified as a Adulterous Song or not?

You tin can mull it over. Anyway, loved your work.

___me___

(like to gauge the above laptop "doodle?"

"Me Over The Line or

Me Next in Line."

I so need a life. . . .

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on March 04, 2018:

Desi - I'grand glad you enjoy that song and the playlist.

I dearest 5 Seconds of Summer. Thanks for taking the time to exit a comment. Have a peachy day.

DESI on March 03, 2018:

I think information technology's crazy that Mrs.All-American by 5 Seconds Of Summer made it on this listing! I honey this about so much and so it's cool to see that they are in a list that a lot of people expect at! If you take heard of them you should really listen to their music. There is a lot of meaning behind each song.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on Nov eleven, 2017:

Kenneth - Give thanks you! Have a smashing weekend!

Kenneth Avery from Hamilton, Alabama on Nov 10, 2017:

Dear FlourishAnyway -- you lot hateful that I was the engineer that caused an "Adventitious Chuckle?" Wow! Like, far out, man! I dig it.

This was written in honor of your Song List. And I have never, that I know of, said how much I Appreciate Your Name . . .FlourishAnyway.

Okay then. Retrieve I volition.

:)

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on Nov 10, 2017:

Kenneth - First, what a thoughtful and sincere Thanksgiving message. I wish you lot and your family the same every bit we head into the holidays. Second, yous managed to absolutely fissure me upward for putting this kind comment on my adulterous and lying playlist. I'1000 sure yous meant to put it on the gratitude playlist, but I needed a good chuckle today, so cheers! Go on flourishing, Kenneth!

Kenneth Avery from Hamilton, Alabama on November 10, 2017:

November. x, 2017

My Dear (Friend/Follower) FlourishAnyway -- I am then glad that I came back to this hub. Enjoyed it all over once more. And since, being appointment in a higher place, is so shut to Thanksgiving and Christmas, I want to Sincerely Wish to You lot and Yours, a Prophylactic, Peaceful, and Quiet Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Often I am then guilty of just getting swamped with research about the hubs that I practice publish that I just get defenseless in the anarchy.

For all of the times that I haven't said this to you, I am lamentable.

Take care and Y'all Are one of My Best Friends.

Continue up the fine work. Write me anytime.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from U.s.a. on November 10, 2017:

bee - At least you're honest. No judging hither. Be condom out there.

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states on October 24, 2016:

hater2me - Y'all are very honest. Thanks for sharing.

hater2me on October 23, 2016:

I'm adulterous my beau. Non in one case, not twice...

Looking into his eyes getting harder every mean solar day. But also I cant stop myself from doing it. I dont respect or dearest myself at all anymore.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on October 12, 2016:

Neshama - So sorry to hear that. I hope you did the right thing for yourself and are healing.

Neshama on Oct 12, 2016:

Once a cheater ever a cheater.

Defenseless mine doing information technology iv times.

It was all emotional, whether it was in person or online.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on September 23, 2016:

stevarino - Cheers for the addition! I've added it as #74.

Steve Dowell from East Central Indiana on September 22, 2016:

The first one that popped into my caput was Hank Williams classic "Your Cheat'n Heart", but that'southward so old school. I came up with a amend one - "Human" by The Human League.

Keen hub! Fun besides!

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states of america on Baronial 29, 2016:

Norma - Give thanks you for commenting.

norlawrence on August 28, 2016:

Very interesting. Thanks

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on August eighteen, 2016:

Jannr - I promise that your human relationship tin properly heal and he does non echo his beliefs. My best to y'all, either way. Be strong.

Jannr on Baronial 17, 2016:

I forgave him.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from United states on July 26, 2016:

Ladyguitarpicker - Amen. No reason to tolerate disloyal behavior! Thanks for reading.

stella vadakin from 3460NW l St Bell, Fl32619 on July 26, 2016:

Great Hub, BUT being a lady from some other globe, get a divorce. You tin exist single over again and accept equally many partners as necessary.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on March 26, 2016:

Nell - or just accept all his money!

Nell Rose from England on March 26, 2016:

Came back for another read, I am afraid I have to become with Rihanna! LOL!

FlourishAnyway (writer) from Us on November 25, 2015:

Reynold - Country route show! What talent! virtually of united states only sing in the shower or the machine so bravo to you lot!

Reynold Jay from Saginaw, Michigan on November 25, 2015:

Lying Eyes struck a chord as I used that song and other Eagle songs in my land roads show a looooong time ago. Impressive to do all this work for this HUB. I tin can promise you have more memories for me in upcoming HUBS. Well done.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on November 15, 2015:

Audrey - I of my favorites too! A guaranteed ear worm. Have a slap-up weekend and thank you lot for reading!

FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on November 15, 2015:

Agusfanani - Information technology sure is appropriate for the topic, isn't it? Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful weekend. I'k thinking of all of my hub friends around the globe given recent worldwide events and wishing you lot condom and peace.

Audrey Chase from Pahrump NV on November thirteen, 2015:

Me and Mrs Jones...nosotros got a thing goin' on. Oh yeah. Love this song. What a fun hub this is. Thanks for sharing I'll be singing all solar day!

agusfanani from Indonesia on Nov 11, 2015:

I find information technology an admirably exhaustive list of songs well-nigh cheating and the your idea to put "Me and Mrs. Jones" by Billy Paul no.1 is right for its easy listening, nice lyrics although its content is well-nigh extramarital affair.

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states of america on November 08, 2015:

Rabadi - I would bet musician/songwriters have it at least as bad equally everyone else. Thankfully, they have the talent to express their grief this way so that we tin can all commiserate with them. I appreciate your reading and commenting.

O from New York on November 08, 2015:

Wow very interesting topic, music is huge at carrying the musicians feelings, I guess a lot of bang-up musicians take issues lol. Wonderful!

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on Nov 02, 2015:

sujaya - Thank you lot for taking a expect!

sujaya venkatesh on November 01, 2015:

what a collection

FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on Oct 03, 2015:

sujaya - Thanks for stopping by! Have a peachy weekend!

sujaya venkatesh on October 03, 2015:

musically informative

FlourishAnyway (writer) from United states of america on September 04, 2015:

Sujaya - Thank you for stopping past and taking the time to comment.

sujaya venkatesh on September 02, 2015:

a care for for the ears in silent visuals

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on August 08, 2015:

Rota - Give thanks you for stopping past and taking the time to annotate. Have a wonderful weekend.

Rota on Baronial 08, 2015:

not bad concept for an article! Love how you edited the pics and made them then prominent in the Hub

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on July 27, 2015:

Rawspirit - Thanks for stopping past. I love that people vote and tell it like it is. Take a great week.

Robert Morgan from Hutchinson Island, FL - Myrtle Beach, SC - Gilbert AZ on July 27, 2015:

Wow total of good info and I was i of the 6% who was innocent on all accounts. Blessings

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on July 08, 2015:

frozenink - Give thanks y'all for your kind annotate. What we do all comes dorsum to us somehow.

frozenink on July 07, 2015:

This is really an impressive compilation of song list and assay. Interesting theme besides. I similar the survey and the inclusion of information like the 7 reasons to stay true-blue. The stress, cost, and unwanted pregnancy with someone nosotros don't fifty-fifty love, these all add up to exist very strong reasons. Voted up and interesting =)

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on June 15, 2015:

Catherine - Thank you for reading, Thankfully iv been happily married for 20 years but if he did cheat he'd accept one mess on his hands.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on June 15, 2015:

Melissa - Glad you lot enjoyed this! Take a dandy day! Thanks for reading!

Catherine Giordano from Orlando Florida on June fifteen, 2015:

You always get together such wonderful playlists. I don't listen to land music and then at that place are non too many that I recognize here. Also I kind of lost impact with pop music around the xc's. Lucky for me, cheating has never been a big issue in my life, but if it was I would listen to these songs until my grief was played out.

Melissa Reese Etheridge from Tennessee, United States on June xiv, 2015:

Wow...this is such a thorough hub. You have covered everything and it is then well researched. I have always loved Me and Mrs. Jones.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on May 29, 2015:

StellaSee - Thanks for the kind words of praise and encouragement. I'g glad yous found something you enjoyed so much!

StellaSee from California on May 27, 2015:

Hi FlourishAnyway, I really enjoyed this hub because it wasn't simply well-nigh a song list, I liked how y'all peppered it with really prissy quotes/graphics and adulterous statistics. I just listened to "Cold Shoulder" by Adele for the first fourth dimension, I call up I constitute a new favorite song, thank you for sharing!

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states on April 03, 2015:

Subhail and my dog - I was surprised myself how many songs there are most this topic. Thanks for visiting and accept a great weekend!

Suhail Zubaid aka Clark Kent from Mississauga, ON on April 02, 2015:

A terrific article for music lovers of all genres! Voted upward!

Growing up on the pilus metal stone of the 80s, every other song, particularly coming from blues based melodious rock, felt like information technology was nearly cheating, lying, and dysfunctional dearest.

That Wham'due south Careless Whispers brought some good old memories back.

Thank you lot for sharing an awesome hub!

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on March 24, 2015:

SheGetsCreative - I hope they were pleasant memories! Thank you for stopping by!

Angela F from Seattle, WA on March 24, 2015:

Wow - that's quite a comprehensive listing - brings back a few memories

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on Feb 14, 2015:

Patricia - I'm deplorable that happened to yous. Thanks for stopping by, and have a great weekend.

Patricia Scott from North Central Florida on February 13, 2015:

O aye Say My Name is a goodie. I can relate to that one.

But when it was washed, it was and as information technology happened it was one of the all-time things that e'er happened to me.

You lot definitely have a collection of songs that tin can help usa work through relationship issues. Music is expert for the soul....

Angels are on the way to you today ps

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on January 30, 2015:

Jesse - I suspect yous're non alone in that idea. Let's promise that'due south not the case.

Jesse on Jan 30, 2015:

If I was to catch my wife cheating I would cash out my bank account and simply leave let her worry about the bills and headache and I would just disappear.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on January 22, 2015:

ezzly - Thanks for stopping by and for sharing. Have a great day.

ezzly on January 22, 2015:

Absolutely love these playlists that y'all do ! That "lies" graffiti is amazing . Sharing this on twitter !

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on December 12, 2014:

Kenneth - To you likewise. I wish you joy and happiness throughout the flavour.

Kenneth Avery from Hamilton, Alabama on December 12, 2014:

Flourish Anyway,

To You and Yours, have a Very Merry CHRISTmas.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December 12, 2014:

keke - I'k sad about that. Don't let him ruin your life. Take all his money and run.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on August 24, 2014:

techygran - Thank you for your comment. I promise people make good choices for themselves. Accept a neat weekend.

Cynthia Zirkwitz from Vancouver Island, Canada on Baronial 23, 2014:

What an interesting hub, Flourishing, although I observe information technology quite disturbing to read about all these songs in ane place that kind of glamorize adultery and adultery. When I worked in an outreach agency for women (and children) who had experienced relationship abuse I call back putting together for presentation to a client group, a list of pop songs (pre-Youtube) that romanticized calumniating behaviours like stalking, womanizing, and "murders of passion".

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on August 21, 2014:

chiliad old lady - Bruno Mars is 1 of my favorites, likewise! Thanks for stopping by!

Mona Sabalones Gonzalez from Philippines on August 21, 2014:

So many songs about adultery. Beloved the one by Bruno Mars. In his case, information technology would exist better to be clueless, hahahaha. Smashing hub.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on August 06, 2014:

Garage-Info - A momentary choice on one person's part can certainly destroy trust and live with the other person for many years. Simply remember that information technology was about him, not you. Thanks for stopping by.

Garage-Info from U.s. on August 06, 2014:

You know I've been cheated before and I felt and so bad most it. I can relate to some of their songs. But I oasis't cheated on someone nevertheless, so I hope that wouldn't happen. I dearest "Proceed on Loving You," I was the forgiving one, y'all know because I loved him so much.

"I've been in love with the same woman for forty-one years. If my wife finds out, she'll kill me." hahaha my fave quote.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on August 04, 2014:

travmaj - That's a good one! There are so many. Once y'all start thinking near it, you wonder how many people take built solid music careers off cheating lyrics and how cheating has ruined other solid careers (e.g., certain politicians). Thanks for reading and commenting!

travmaj from australia on August 04, 2014:

Wow, where would we be without infidelity, or where would the music scene be? Hadn't realised in that location were so many cheating songs - I was thinking of Devil Adult female (Marty Robbins I remember) 'I told Mary about u.s....'

it is simply then sickening, in my view he's totally unconvincing. I recollect Mary should run fast and not look back...thanks for this, it was fun.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from U.s.a. on August 03, 2014:

Jackie - Thanks for visiting. That is one of my very favorites too! Take a great week.

Jackie Lynnley from the beautiful southward on August 03, 2014:

Fun hub; I dear the Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow. ^+

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