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By: Cedric McClester As we shall see infidelity While seeming to be The latest fashion Where there’s conviction And passion So even those Who walk down the aisle Are often betrayed by words or a smile Increasingly We’re beginning to see Infidelity Wouldn’t you agree Let’s keep it real There’s Bill -  (And Camille) Knows how it feels When tabloids reveal The infidelity That she didn’t see Though it kept happening Time and again Increasingly We’re beginning to see Infidelity Wouldn’t you agree The unions survive The husbands and wives Living separate lives Check out the archives So what’s the reason For their treason Finding someone to squeeze in Must be in season It’s hard to respect Those you wouldn’t suspect Of bedding the babysitter So you can’t blame the wives For being angry or bitter Cuz it never occurred It was the babysitter Who was preferred Increasingly We’re beginning to see Infidelity Wouldn’t you agree Cedric McClester, Copyright (c) 2016. All rights reserved.
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Apr 11, 2016
Apr 11, 2016 at 10:32 PM UTC
INFIDELITY
By: Cedric McClester As we shall see infidelity While seeming to be The latest fashion Where there’s conviction And passion So even those Who walk down the aisle Are often betrayed by words or a smile Increasingly We’re beginning to see Infidelity Wouldn’t you agree Let’s keep it real There’s Bill -  (And Camille) Knows how it feels When tabloids reveal The infidelity That she didn’t see Though it kept happening Time and again Increasingly We’re beginning to see Infidelity Wouldn’t you agree The unions survive The husbands and wives Living separate lives Check out the archives So what’s the reason For their treason Finding someone to squeeze in Must be in season It’s hard to respect Those you wouldn’t suspect Of bedding the babysitter So you can’t blame the wives For being angry or bitter Cuz it never occurred It was the babysitter Who was preferred Increasingly We’re beginning to see Infidelity Wouldn’t you agree Cedric McClester, Copyright (c) 2016. All rights reserved.
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Apr 11, 2016
Apr 11, 2016 at 10:32 PM UTC
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