By Kelly Price
Date: 20 January 2001
married man
Saw you in the street one day
Walking up to you
Wanted just to say, Baby
Instantly you look the other way
You grab the ladies hand
and you kissed the head of her little man
Started thinking should I blow him up
Tell her who I am
Tell her we’ve been making so many plans
But instead I left and I just cried
‘Cause I was broke inside
Now I wanna know the reason, why
Saw you walking by me
Strolling by casually like you didn’t know my name
Baby in you wiffies arms
Breaking up my heart
You’re a married man playing game
Wish somebody had told me
Before I let you hold me
Before I let you in my bed
Never would have let you stayed
Made you go away
You’re a married man playing game
So tell me why do this to me
Why do this to her
And why do this to your baby
I loved you for your honesty
But it was just a lie
Don’t you know the way I’m feeling inside
You can’t imagine how I feel
Thinking we were real
Then to find out we were nothing
I’ve been living in a faded dream
But reality quickly hit me when I saw you
Saw you walking by me
Strolling by casually like you didn’t know my name
Baby in you wiffies arms
Breaking up my heart
You’re a married man playing game
Wish somebody had told me
Before I let you hold me
Before I let you in my bed
Never would have let you stayed
Made you go away
You’re a married man playing game
Can’t believe that you’ve been here with me
While you were keeping home with her
So now I am the other girl
In your other world
And didn’t even know I was, oh no
You really thought that you could be with me
While you were keeping secrecy’s
But all this talk will come to light
Baby that ain’t right how you fronted me in the street
Saw you walking by me
Strolling by casually like you didn’t know my name
Baby in you wiffies arms
Breaking up my heart
You’re a married man playing game
Wish somebody had told me
Before I let you hold me
Before I let you in my bed
Never would have let you stayed
Made you go away
You’re a married man playing game
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