Liar (You've Been Cheatin' On Me)

The Three Degrees · Liar (You've Been Cheatin' On Me) [1983]

(Sheila Ferguson)



How can you say

You love me and then react this way

You were my dream

You made me feel like a beauty queen



I saw you kissin' her the way you kissed me

And that was all that I needed to see

Your lies are gonna get you



Liar, you've been cheatin' on me

Liar, caught you with my best friend

Liar, you've been deceivin' me

Liar----



Your smooth talkin' ways

You made me believe every word you say

I haven't a clue

You were doin' me wrong than I ever knew



How could anyone as rotten as you?

(you, hoo)

I checked the promise that you'll ever be true

Your lies are gonna get you



Liar, you've been cheatin' on me

Liar, caught you with my best friend

Liar, you've been deceivin' me

Liar----



Liar, you've been cheatin' on me

Liar, caught you with my best friend

Liar, you've been deceivin' me

Liar----



I feel so ashamed

There's nothing you can do to repair the pain

I'm livin' a lie

How can I hold my head up high?



You've got to realize that this is the end

'Cause you've lost me my true best friend

Your lies have finally caught you



Liar, you've been cheatin' on me

Liar, caught you with my best friend

Liar, you've been deceivin' me

Liar----



Liar, you've been cheatin' on me

Liar, caught you with my best friend

Liar, you've been deceivin' me

Liar, liar, liar, liar



Liar, you've been cheatin' on me

Liar, 'cause I've caught you with my best friend

Liar, you've been deceivin' me

Liar----

'Cause you're a liar

Liar (You've Been Cheatin' On Me)

The Three Degrees released Liar (You've Been Cheatin' On Me) in 1983, continuing their legacy as one of the most influential vocal groups in R&B and soul music. Known for their tight harmonies and emotive delivery, the group has maintained a consistent presence in the genre for decades. This track showcases their signature style, blending smooth vocal arrangements with a polished production aesthetic typical of the early 1980s. While the song shares its title with the single release, it stands as a distinct song in their extensive discography. The recording reflects the group's ability to adapt to changing musical trends while retaining the core elements that defined their sound. As part of their broader body of work, the song contributes to the rich history of Philadelphia soul and remains a testament to the group's enduring appeal and vocal prowess.