The song "Leave My Woman Alone" by The Everly Brothers is a warning to someone who is trying to pursue the narrator's woman. The lyrics express a sense of protectiveness and possessiveness towards the narrator's girlfriend, emphasizing that if the person doesn't want trouble, they should keep their distance and leave her alone. The narrator refers to the person as a playboy who has women all over town, suggesting that they are known for their promiscuity. Despite this reputation, the narrator warns the person not to sweet talk or pursue their girl, or else they will face physical consequences, with the line "I'm gonna lay your body down." The lyrics also mention the person's wealth and possession of a new car, insinuating that they may be using their materialistic advantages to try and win over the narrator's girl. However, this doesn't intimidate the narrator, and they assert that they will take action against the person if their girlfriend is ever seen in their car. The overall message of the song is that the narrator doesn't believe in trouble and wants to avoid getting into a fight. However, they make it clear that if the person wants to stay out of trouble, they should respect the narrator's boundaries and leave their woman alone. The song emphasizes the narrator's determination to protect their relationship and send a strong message to anyone who tries to interfere.
