The song "Wildcat" by Eddy Grant tells the story of a woman who is described as a wild and unpredictable individual. The lyrics depict her as someone who manipulates and takes advantage of others emotionally. She is portrayed as a seductress who uses her charm and intelligence to allure her victims. The protagonist of the song initially falls in love with this woman named Bobby Joe, but soon becomes a victim of her sexual and intellectual games. She plays with his emotions and dominates him, leaving him feeling trapped and emotionally burdened. The lyrics also mention other individuals who have encountered this wildcat woman. Georgie, who is compared to Peter Pan, falls victim to her as well, suffering physical harm when she drives her car into his face. Dick the tramp is another victim who resembles the protagonist and ends up having a sexual encounter with her. Despite the negative experiences and harm caused by the wildcat woman, the protagonist admits that he cannot forget her completely. She still visits his thoughts from time to time, indicating the lasting impact she has had on him. Overall, the song explores themes of manipulation, emotional turmoil, and the lasting effects of an unhealthy and toxic relationship. Eddy Grant's "Wildcat" serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of getting involved with someone who possesses a wild and unpredictable nature.
