Cheating
Billy Cook Lyrics

You were cheating
The singer is addressing a person who has been caught cheating.

See your services, I don't need no mo'
The singer is telling the cheater that they are no longer needed in their life.

Get your grip get your hat, get your coat you gotta go
The singer is telling the cheater to leave and never come back.

You a cheater, come on how could this be
The artist is expressing disbelief that their friend could cheat on them.

My best friend, the one who was close to me
The artist is referring to the person who cheated on them as their former best friend.

Keeping me company, you was right by my side
The singer is recalling how close they were with the cheater before finding out about their infidelity.

We were in fine tune, like a big ben clock
The singer is likening their relationship with the cheater to a clock that was running perfectly.

Like Ashford and Simpson, we were solid as a rock
The artist is referencing the musical duo Ashford & Simpson who wrote the song 'Solid' to describe how strong and unbreakable their relationship with the cheater seemed.

Everything must stop, but why did it have to be
The artist is questioning why their relationship with the cheater had to come to an end due to cheating.

My relationship with you, when you promised to keep it true
The artist is expressing the cheater's promise to be faithful while they were in a relationship with the artist.

How could you, do this though
The singer is asking how the cheater could cheat on them.

Build up enough confidence, to stoop so low
The artist is suggesting that the cheater was confident enough to risk their relationship by cheating.

It's crazy yo, I guess the myth is true
The singer is expressing their disbelief that the cheater would cheat on them, and referencing the common belief that some people are just cheaters.

That some girls just do what they do, but who knew
The singer is acknowledging that they did not expect the cheater to cheat on them, despite the common belief that some people just cheat.

It would be you, I guess that's how it goes
The singer is acknowledging that it was their former friend who cheated on them, accepting that sometimes these things just happen in life.

You think I'm gonna, take you back
The artist is telling the cheater that they will not take them back after they cheated.

Here's your coat your grip and your hat, get to stepping girl gon back
The artist is telling the cheater to leave their life and never come back.

See your ass, is out of line
The singer is telling the cheater that they have crossed a line in their relationship.

Now you gotta, ride the pine
The singer is using a sports metaphor to say that the cheater is now benched from their life like a player who has been taken out of the game.

Now you all cried out, and wonder if my feelings have changed
The artist is addressing the cheater who now regrets their decision to cheat on them and is wondering if they still have feelings for them.

Hell naw, they remain the same
The artist is telling the cheater that their feelings have not changed and they still want nothing to do with them.

And who's to blame, couldn't keep your hands to yourself
The artist is blaming the cheater for not being able to control their actions and cheating on them.

To busy creeping on the down low, loving somebody else
The singer is suggesting that the cheater was secretly seeing someone else while in a relationship with them.

Come get your britches off my shelf, and bring my key
The artist is telling the cheater to return their belongings and leave their life for good.

My ring, and everything else that belongs to me
The singer is referencing items of value that belong to them which were given to the cheater during their relationship.

See I'm throwing you the deuce, you can kiss my caboose
The singer is using a gesture of two fingers to send the cheater away, and telling them to never come back and kiss their behind.

Keep on trying to holla girl, but there's no use
The singer is telling the cheater that they can try to talk to them again, but it will be pointless because they want nothing to do with them anymore.

This here ain't bout to leave the states, and you get left behind
The artist is using another sports metaphor to say that they are leaving their old relationship behind and moving on without the cheater.

Only picking up one passenger, and you second in line
The artist is implying that they are moving on with only one person, and the cheater is not that person.

Erase you out my mind, what love there was was gone
The singer is saying that they will forget about the cheater and the love they shared is now dead.

I'm not trying to be too rude, but it's a must you move on
The singer is telling the cheater that they are not trying to be mean, but it is important that they move on and stop trying to contact them.

So so long, siarnora adios
The artist is saying goodbye to the cheater in Spanish and Italian.

Vamoos, holla at ya girl get ghost
The artist is telling the cheater to leave and never come back.

You just lost the most important thang to ya, and it was me
The artist is saying that the cheater lost the most important thing they had, which was their relationship with the artist.

Enough with all that, cause what we had is now history
The singer is telling the cheater to stop trying to contact them, as their relationship is now in the past.

And you got a problem girl, you need to change
The singer Billy Cook is addressing the cheater and telling them that they need to make a change.

Bouncing up and down like you happy to see a nigga, smiling right in my face
The singer is recalling how the cheater acted towards them in the past.

But game reck and nice games, that's why I'm switching lanes
The singer is using a metaphor to describe how they are moving on from the cheater because they played games and were not honest with them.

Now your ass is lucky to cold fo' at the bus stop, standing in the rain so fuck you
The singer is saying that the cheater is now in a bad situation and they do not feel sorry for them, cursing them as they leave their life.

You could ride the pine, catching splinters in your butt
D-Block is using another sports metaphor to say that the cheater is now sitting on the bench, and will feel uncomfortable like sitting on a rough wooden surface.

Thought I had a star player, but even the best get cut
D-Block is saying that they thought their relationship with the cheater was amazing, but even the best relationships can end.

Now what, you all alone looking stupid
D-Block is saying that the cheater is now alone and regretful for what they did.

Last arrow didn't work, now you searching for cupid
D-Block is saying that the cheater tried their last hope to make things work, and now they are desperate to find love again.

Look what you did, you need to change your ways
D-Block is telling the cheater that they made a big mistake and need to change their behavior.

Get yourself together, quit running all them plays
D-Block is telling the cheater to stop playing games and be honest about their feelings.

This is not a game, quit acting like a quarterback
D-Block is using another sports metaphor to say that relationships are not a game, and the cheater should stop acting like they are in control of everything.

Tried to get too sneaky, messed around and got sacked
D-Block is saying that the cheater tried to be sneaky, but their actions ended up causing them to lose the relationship.

Smacked real hard, now you out the game
D-Block is saying that the cheater got hit hard by reality, and now they are no longer in the relationship.

Missed a good chance, of walking down the isle of fame
D-Block is saying that the cheater missed a great opportunity to have a successful relationship.

Sharing my last name, giving birth to my seed
D-Block is referencing the idea of marriage and having children with the singer, an opportunity that the cheater lost.

All because of one thing, and it had to be greed
D-Block is blaming the cheater's greediness and desire for other people for the end of their relationship.