"Woman Woman" is a song by Engelbert Humperdinck released in 1968. The lyrics depict a man questioning his partner's fidelity and suspecting her of having thoughts of cheating. The man notices a change in their relationship as there is something wrong that her laughter cannot hide. He feels that she is avoiding eye contact and when they make love, he realizes she is not satisfied, indicating a lack of emotional connection. The man also notices other men looking at his partner when they think he is not aware, which hurts him, but the real pain comes from knowing that she is reciprocating those looks. He believes that a woman's actions and expressions can reveal her true intentions, and he sees that certain look indicating a desire for something more than their relationship offers. The overall meaning of the song revolves around insecurity, mistrust, and the fear of infidelity. The singer is desperately seeking honesty and affirmation from his partner, hoping for her to deny any temptation and reassure him of their love and commitment.
