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Cheating songs in Western music. The world’s forbidden love and infidelity songs.

Have you ever found yourself in a “forbidden love”? Love between adults is complicated.

An affair with someone who’s married—a relationship that should never cross the line.

And yet, that line exists close to everyone, which is precisely why it carries such a mysterious allure, doesn’t it? There are countless love songs out there, but I’ve carefully selected some Western tracks perfect for those of you intrigued by infidelity.

Most of them are in English, so if you find any you like, try doing a detailed translation into Japanese.

You’ll hear the music in a whole new way.

Cheating songs in Western music. Forbidden love and infidelity songs from around the world (61–70)

Text From Your ExTinie Tempah ft. Tinashe

Tinie Tempah ft. Tinashe – Text From Your Ex (Official Video)
Text From Your ExTinie Tempah ft. Tinashe

A track about a boyfriend cheating with his ex-girlfriend.

It’s a collaboration between British rapper Tinie Tempah and American singer Tinashe.

Singer-songwriter and DJ Jax Jones was involved in the production.

This KissCarly Rae Jepsen

This is a track from Carly Rae Jepsen’s second studio album—the artist who shot to fame with “Call Me Maybe.” She’s got a boyfriend, but that alone just isn’t enough! Why not hit the clubs at night to find someone to play with? It playfully and poppily sings the inner thoughts of a coquettish girl who enjoys the thrills of romantic games.

Break Your Heart Right BackAriana Grande ft. Childish Gambino

Ariana Grande – Break Your Heart Right Back feat Childish Gambino Audio
Break Your Heart Right BackAriana Grande ft. Childish Gambino

A track that sings about a man who is cheating.

It’s a collaboration between Ariana Grande and Childish Gambino, included on the 2014 album “My Everything.” It was inspired by The Notorious B.I.G.’s 1997 track “Mo Money Mo Problems.”

Listen to the Clock on the WallThe O’Jays

A track from ‘Back Stabbers,’ the breakthrough album by The O’Jays, the soul trio from Ohio.

It showcases the hallmarks of 1970s Philly soul—sumptuous strings and captivating harmonies.

The lyrics depict lovers, pressed for time, sharing a thrilling, intensely intimate moment.

Me & Mrs. JonesBilly Paul

A song depicting an affair with a married woman, meeting every night at a café and talking while holding hands.

It portrays the feelings of a man who knows it’s wrong but cannot stop because of his intense passion.

Released in 1972 by Billy Paul, it has been covered by many artists, including Michael Bublé.