(Intro Spoken) "If you leave every man for cheating you gone be single your whole life, boo." (Verse 1) Grandma rocked back in that old porch chair, Sipped sweet tea, had wisdom to spare. She looked me dead in my crying eyes, Said, "Baby, quit believing every lie." "You done packed that suitcase twenty times, Cussed him out, then changed your mind. If you ain't walking out that door, Don't wear yourself out fighting no more." (Pre-Chorus) She said, "Either love him or leave him alone, Quit blowing up everybody's phone." (Chorus) My grandma always told me, "If you not 'bout to leave that man, Let him cheat in peace." Quit losing sleep, quit acting a fool, Breaking your own heart trying to play detective too. Either pack your bags and set yourself free, Or let that man cheat in peace. (Verse 2) Checking his pockets, smelling his shirt, All you're doing is making yourself hurt. Calling them girlfriends every night, Looking for proof you already got right. Grandma laughed and shook her head, "Baby, hear these words I said. A man gone do what he gone do, The only choice belongs to you." (Bridge) She said, "Respect yourself enough to choose. Stay or go, but don't confuse. Don't make a prison out your own mind, Peace is something you got to find." (Final Chorus) My grandma always told me, "If you not 'bout to leave that man, Let him cheat in peace." Stop throwing dishes, stop making scenes, Everybody in the neighborhood done heard you scream. Either close that chapter or let it be, Girl, let that man cheat in peace. (Outro) Grandma smiled and took one more sip, Said, "Baby, life ain't built on tricks. If you staying, stay with dignity... And if you leaving... don't look back at me."
