Rock Cheating Songs

Most popular rock cheating songs for the people who enjoy rock music, includes some classics and some newer rock tunes.

Rock Cheating Songs #1

I heard it thru the grapevine by Marvin Gaye in this song the singer hears it from others that his lover has been playing around in someone's 'house'.

Rock Cheating Songs #2

I am In Love With The Other Woman - Ray Parker Jr. a song about a man who is in love with his other woman! I wonder how many men sang this one and were proud to sing it, knowing what they were doing. This is great song, don't get me wrong, but to be proud of playing around well that is sad.

Rock Cheating Songs #3

Me and Mrs. Jones a great tune by Billy Paul is a classic affair song about a man fooling with a married woman; it was very popular in the seventies.

Rock Cheating Songs #4

Lips of an angel a song by Hinder, is a woeful tale about a man about to be busted by his girl in the next room, because his lover decides to call. The man is talking to his old lover on the phone, and it is clear that their relationship is not over by a long shot.

Rock Cheating Songs #5

It wasn't me by Shaggy, tune about a man clearly guilty being caught in the act and still proclaiming his innocence!

Rock Cheating Songs #6

Secret lover Atlantic Starr a sad tune about two lovers who know they are breaking the rules, simply by being together as it might break up their happy homes.

Rock Cheating Songs #7

Cry me a river by Aerosmith sad tune about a love gone wrong, I prefer this version of the same title by Justin Timberlake.

Rock Cheating Songs #8

Careless Whisper by George Michael tune about how player is missing his true love, he is realizing that life as he knew it was over and he lost a great relationship because he choose to play elsewhere!

Rock Cheating Songs #9

Lying eyes by Eagles wonderful song, and one many people from all genres of music know by heart tells the tale of how young girls hook up with old men and how their eyes will tell everything.

Rock Cheating Songs #10

Say Goodbye by which is a tune of a couple together for the night completing an illicit affair, lovers for a night, lovers for tonight. Stay here with me, love, tonight, just for an evening.

Rock Cheating Songs #11

Escape also known as the Pina Colada song by Rupert Holmes, great classic about a couple who are tired of each other and decide to move on without letting the other know. Yes, it is a plan for fooling around set in motion by both of them, and he answers a personal ad in the paper from someone he thinks is all he needs. He falls in love with the personal ad writer through notes and when they decide to me, they are both pleasant surprised that it is the other. There love did not die after all.

Living with Arthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis is a not just another medical phase for me, it is a way of life and one I have dealt with for too long already. There is no known cure for rheumatoid arthritis currently, so unless one is found or it just vanishes from my body, I must deal with it as the flare-ups occur.

I am very fortunate to have only had a few bad flare- ups with the rheumatoid arthritis within the past eight years that have required more then a few days worth of heavy Motrin, and I credit that with diet, mediation, aromatherapy and keeping a positive mind and body connection.

Diet, not a weight loss diet, but a healthy diet can help diminish the pain we feel during a flare-up with the rheumatoid arthritis. Red meats are typically though of as having a bad side effect of triggering an episode so I typically do not eat red meat. Do not get me wrong I enjoy a nice well-done cheeseburger just as much as the next person, but I very rarely have the cheeseburger.

The Mayo Clinic says there is no proof that eliminating some foods from the diet actually works, but I notice the difference when I eat certain food. Some people and even doctors will tell a rheumatoid arthritis patient that extra doses of fish oil, vitamins c, and e will help reduce the pain along with citrus fruits.

This site Alternatives 4 Arthritis gives a listing of foods that some people have given up in order to lead a less painful life when they have rheumatoid arthritis. I also have limited my intake of cheese, chocolate, caffeine, and processed meats because they are known migraine triggers I am not sure if they are also keeping my rheumatoid arthritis flare ups to a minimal amount I can handle.

Mediation is also something I do for the rheumatoid arthritis as well as the migraines and I do feel it helps. When I do have a painful flare-up and feel the need for extra pain relief I will slip into deep meditation and direct the white light towards whatever part is being affected during the time.

The white light for those who may not know about it, it a pure form of positive mental energy that you send from your mind to the affected areas and it is for pain relief. I choose to listen to deeply relaxing music as I mediate and it is usually soft music with the beach sounds as well. It works wonderfully to reduce the pain of my rheumatoid arthritis when used with Motrin.

Aromatherapy is an excellent way of helping your other treatments work better when you have a rheumatoid arthritis flare-up. I choose to use vanilla or peppermint, to make me feel better, such as my rice bags have cinnamon and a vanilla stick closed within, and I burn peppermint or vanilla candles during mediation.

During a painful rheumatoid arthritis flare-up that I cannot shake, I will take a very warm bath with vanilla bath crystals, and burn a vanilla candle as I soak and meditate. The deep relaxation, aromatherapy, and warm water will usually bring some much-desired relief from the rheumatoid arthritis.

Lastly keeping a positive mind and body connection is important to me to keep the painful flare ups of rheumatoid arthritis to a minimum. I listen to my body, when it says take a rest I do so, listening to your body can help immeasurably in the fight against rheumatoid arthritis. 

Currently I am a freelance writer working from home, I often find myself sitting in a chair. I force myself to get up at least once an hour and do some activity such as dishes, vacuuming or general housework. I have learned that if I sit or stand too long it will cause pain and I simply I do not have the time for pain.

I try to control my rheumatoid arthritis so that it does not control me, perhaps some will bulk at my methods, but they work for me. My rheumatologist knows I only see him as I need to and that I would rather try natural alternatives to medications, and he says that is fine as long as I am comfortable.

I am very fortunate not to experience the awful flare-ups that some patients report with rheumatoid arthritis, and for that, I am thankful.

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