Why did the writer use "had"? Why didn't he use "have?
Well, thank you for showing me a great dance. I had better go now.
Answer
The construction had better + the infinitive without “to” is used to refer to the present or the future, talking about actions we think people should do or which are desirable in a specific situation.
Saying "I had better (do something)", as was noted in the previous answer, the speaker seems to be urging or persuading him/herself to take some action.
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