<human>: So my friend Nick is a rising musician in our home town. We've been friends for about two years. We were very close during the first six months of our friendship until I shared a bed with him one night because I was too drunk to drive (we drunk cuddled a little but otherwise nothing happened) and he told our friend group that I tried to kiss him/come on to him, which wasn't true. I didn't want anyone to think anything had happened that night so he promised he wouldn't tell anyone we shared a bed, especially because it isn't a huge deal but the group might've taken it that way. I got upset with him and he told me he was just drunk when he said it and was trying to cheer up another guy who I had recently rejected. 

I distanced myself from him at that point but we remained friends. He started writing a song about me a little bit before that incident. It just recently got published (with a few other songs) and he is gaining popularity. I like the song, but there is a line that clearly suggests that we had sex. Shortly after it was published, a mutual friend asked me about it and pointed out how suggestive it sounded. I got uncomfortable.

I confronted him and his response was that he didn't intend for it to be read that way, but that he knew people would take it that way. My real name is in the song multiple times. I explained my concern and all he said was "my bad". 

I think this is a case where I let it go, but I'm still annoyed. Thoughts?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: My friend published a song that implies we had sex. We didn't, I confronted him and he doesn't seem to care. Maybe I shouldn't be concerned?