Madonna and Lady Gaga
London: Pop star Madonna has reportedly called Lady Gaga a "copycat" in the lyrics of her leaked track “Two Steps Behind Me”.The 56-year-old wrote the song about the “Pokerface” hitmaker in
which she describes her as a "copycat" and compares her to a "messed-up
sister", reports mirror.co.uk.
Madonna sings: "You're a copycat, Where is my royalty? You're a
pretty girl, I'll give you that. But stealing my recipe, it's an ugly
look.
"Did you study me hard enough? You're never gonna be, you're just a
wannabe me. Like a sister all messed-up, who's gonna help you out? In
your fantasy, you can try it all. But you can't be me. You can walk the
walk, even talk the talk. But you'll always be two steps behind me.”
A source working closely with the Gaga on her upcoming 13th album
thinks the 28-year-old, who counts Madonna amongst her idols, will be
"mortified" when she catches wind of the damning lyrics, although it is
yet to be confirmed whether the song has made the cut.
"They're very harsh lyrics but Madonna really wants to express herself again. Gaga's going to be mortified,” said the source.
"I'm hearing Madonna may well drop the first of the tracks as soon as
November, much earlier than expected. I can't wait,” the source added.
Madonna also attacks her ex-husband Guy Ritchie in the lyrics to
another track “Heartbreak City”, in which she describes the memory of
their relationship as "haunting" and accuses him of using her for fame.
"Cut me down the middle, f***ed me up a little. You said I was your
queen. I tried to give you everything. And now you want your freedom.
You got just what you came for, a bit of fame and fortune, and I'm no
longer needed,” she sings.
"You tore me into pieces, you didn't have no damn reason. I let you
in my kingdom, you helped yourself with everything. I curse the day we
met. This memory is haunting me. I wish I could forget,” the lyrics
further reads.
Madonna was married to the director from 2000 to 2008. The former
couple have a son Rocco, 14, and an adopted son, David, eight, together.
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