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"Whiskey in the Jar" (Roud 533) is an Irish traditional song set in the southern mountains of Ireland, often with specific mention of counties Cork and Kerry. The song, about a rapparee (highwayman) who is betrayed by his wife or lover, is one of the most widely performed traditional Irish songs and has been recorded by numerous artists since the 1950s.

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"Whiskey in the Jar" is the tale of a highwayman or footpad who, after robbing a military or government official, is betrayed by a woman; whether she is his wife or sweetheart is not made clear. Various versions of the song take place in Kerry, Kilmoganny, Cork, Sligo Town, and other locations throughout Ireland. It is also sometimes placed in the American South, in various places among the Ozarks or Appalachians, possibly due to Irish settlement in these places. Names in the song change, and the official can be a Captain or a Colonel, called Farrell or Pepper among other names. The protagonist's wife or lover is sometimes called Molly, Jenny, Emzy, or Ginny among various other names. The details of the betrayal are also different, being either betraying him to the person he robbed and replacing his ammunition with sand or water, or not, resulting in his killing the person.

Being stabbed in the back by someone you love isn't pleasant, but it sure makes for a good song. This is a ranked list of all songs about betrayal, as voted on by music fans like you. Some of the songs included below may have the words "betray" or "betrayal" in the lyrics or title, while others are only about being betrayed as a subject or theme. The music below addresses two-timers, double-crosser and backstabbers galore, so if you've been wrong by someone play some of these songs and make yourself feel better. Examples of songs below include "Of Mice and Men" by Megadeth and "Thank You" by Simple Plan.

"Count On You," by John Michael Howell, is a song that describes the aftermath of a relationship where one party leaves without explanation and the other is left feeling hurt and betrayed. The lyrics describe the suddenness of the breakup and the confusion and pain the narrator feels. The repeated counting in the chorus and bridge serves to highlight the feeling of being left to pick up the pieces and start over.

The chorus emphasizes the hurt and disappointment the narrator feels. He never thought the relationship would end, especially not like this. The line, "Oh, I wish that it was true when you told me I could count on you," suggests that the narrator trusted his partner and thought he could rely on them to be there for him, but that trust was betrayed.

"Impossible" is a modern ballad sung by James Arthur. The subject of the story is love and heartbreak. The meaning of this ballad is that even though one may trust their loved one and love them it does not mean that they will not get betrayed or hurt. Being cautious yet giving your all is very important because you may get stabbed by the person you least expect. Dealing with heartbreak is hard and completely breaks the person into pieces. A line from the ballad states, "I remember years ago someone told me I should take caution when it comes from love," which means that love can also be very painful and you should not run into it without expecting any loss or pain. In life people change and break their promises, and you should be ready to overcome that. Also another line in the ballad states, "Tell them I was happy and my heart is broken all my scars are open tell them what I hoped would be impossible," which means that he is completely hopeless and heartbroken. The pain caused from a lost love and trust is worse than physical pain, and he expected pure love but it ended up being impossible. The ballad describes the pain a person goes through due to losing trust and being betrayed in a relationship and that a relationship is not all fun and games. This ballad follows four out of the six guidelines of a ballad. A story is being told through this ballad, and that story is the singer's pain and experience with love. It includes refrain, it is about love, and it has dialogue. The author is not quoting anything but he is speaking to his lover who betrayed him by telling her to go and tell everyone that he lost and he is hurt. The ballad is not in third person point of view and it does not have four line stanzas. The stanzas length varies and it is told in first person point of view. The artist makes the listener think about this ballad and remember it even after listening to it by actually opening up about his feelings and how hurt he is. Almost everyone has been hurt due to love and they can connect to it and remember this ballad. It touches the heart of the listener because many people can connect to it.

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