Story Behind The Song

The song was prewritten. However, I had a longterm friend who ended up getting into a relationship with someone I was with previously. It was difficult to cope with -from all three parties involved in the relationship.

Song Description

A woman is cheating with her best friends man. It happens to be an unfortunate situation that she now wants out of. But has a twist, because she's confused all together about what to do -although she no longer wants the relationship.

Lyrics

Lady Tasz's "Dirty Dancin" featuring Mike Copeland

1st Verse:
This how it all began. Noticed my homegirl's man. A little friendlier than I would ever recommend. I tried to play it off. Thought: should I tell at all? Don't wanna feed her insecurities, I know the cost. Plus, I thought I was boss. Thought I would never fall. Didn't really know a thing, but in my mind I knew it all. What was I hiding from? Shoulda told what he done. And if she tripped on me, at least I was the righteous one. I tried to tell him blunt: "you out of line for such. And that's my homegirl, and I love our friendship very much. But as the time went on (background melody: "Oooh, oooh, ooooh"), he kept it coming on. Feelings he tried to plant have flourished. I'm no longer strong.

Course:
Was the reason (Ooh)? I just cheated (oh ooh). And my conscious was telling me it's all bad. But backing up shorty was just somethin' I had to have. (OOH) And it's crazy (ooh). Feeling like Patrick Swazy (Oh ooh). I'm dirty dancing. Step 1. Dirt Dancing. Step 2. Ya, ya I'm dirty dancing.

2nd Verse:
I started liking it. Ready to take the risk. I can't believe this accident, never imagined this. He started to bring me gifts, and shoes and matching fits. We lie to her about our whereabouts cause we on trips. Now I can't tell him "no". Tell him to bring it on. I should be feeling low. I'm confused 'cause inside I don't. He's not what I really want. And I can't even front. But all the things he does, wish he was mine and never hers. He said he leaving her. Said he gon' get his stuff. Well call me trifolent 'cause I wanted to call his bluff. I gotta fight for this! This love affair's went long enough. I lost my right as friend. My morals went to hell and dusk.

(Repeat Course)

3rd Verse:
And now I'm feeling bad. Wishing I never had stepped out my elements and fell in love with this man. And there's no relevance, she's never done a thing to me. And there's no elegance, no grace -just unfit memories. I couldn't come around. How could I do it now? I use to be her friend, but now I cry tears of a clown. I use to get upset when he would treat her so unfair. And now I'm upsetting: the only one she thought who care. What am I 'spose to do? How can I tell the truth? Cause she don't know it, but he with her and been with me too. And it's a crying shame I fell the moment I was tempted. And if we stopped it now, could I ever be forgiven?

(Repeat Course)
Bridge:
Hold on! Peep the situation right here. Shorty looking good over there. Frontin' while she playing with her hair. This girl was a little mysterious, oh I got curious. Shorty broke it down, down, down, down, down. She wouldn't forget it. The way that I hit it all night long.

Verses written by Timmie "Lady Tasz" Foster for Lady Tasz of ASCAP.
Course written by Timmie "Lady Tasz" Foster of ASCAP, and Michael Copeland for ASCAP.
Bridge written by Micheal Copeland for ASCAP.
Performed my Timmie "Lady Tasz" Foster, Micheal Copeland. And special effects by J. Dotson