The Chicks Sing About Sordid Affair In New Song Sleep at Night

In one lyric, they claim an ex brought their mistress to one of the group’s concerts (via toofab)

In one lyric, they claim an ex brought their mistress to one of the band's concerts.will certainly be taking a microscope to the lyrics of their upcoming album"Gaslighter," their first since all three of the women weathered divorce.

The chorus then asks,"How do you Sleep At Night?" and"How do you tell those lies, lookin' me in the eye, livin' a double life?" Remember you brought her to our show at the Hollywood Bowl / She said I love you I'm such a fan / I joked that you can love me as long as you don't love my man / There's nothin' funny about thatpreviously stated the music on the record was partially inspired by her split from husband Adrian Pasdar, of"Heroes" fame.

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