The Everly Brothers' song "Danger Danger" tells the story of a seductive and rebellious woman who embraces a dangerous lifestyle, seeking excitement and attention. The narrator is drawn to her, despite knowing the risks involved. The song highlights the woman's attraction to bright lights and her inclination to stay out every night. She enjoys teasing and playing with the hearts of boys, treating them like toys. She engages in risky behavior, described as a dangerous game she plays. The narrator acknowledges the woman's reputation, noting that she has a bad name. However, despite this knowledge, the narrator admits to being unable to resist her charm and desires her nonetheless. The woman also exhibits a rebellious nature towards authority figures, particularly teachers at school, treating them indifferently while maintaining a cool demeanor. She manipulates and takes advantage of others, "slipping and sliding" through life, seemingly unaffected by the consequences of her actions. The lyrics suggest that the woman uses her physical appearance as a weapon, dressing temptingly to lure others in. She enjoys the thrill of enticing people, seeking pleasure in their desires. The narrator describes her kisses as being irresistible, making the devil himself claim her as his own. The woman is portrayed as someone who enjoys the finer things in life, symbolized by references to a "mojo machine" and indulging in both cake and cream. She tests others' loyalty and commitment, making them prove themselves to her. Despite the warning signs and the woman's reckless behavior, the narrator is captivated by her and is willing to be involved with her, knowing the risks. The song emphasizes the irresistible pull of this woman, acknowledging her bad reputation but still desiring her just the same. Overall, "Danger Danger" is a cautionary tale about the allure of danger and the irresistible nature of temptation. It portrays the conflicting emotions one may feel when drawn to someone who embodies danger and excitement.
