Leave My Woman Alone
NewFound Road Lyrics


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If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
Say, you better leave my woman alone

Well, I know you are a playboy
And you've got women all over town
But listen, buddy, if you ever sweet-talk my little girl
I'm gonna lay your body down

[Chorus]
If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
You know you don't want, oh yeah (get in trouble)
If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
(Say it) oh, you better leave my woman alone

Well, I know you got your money
And you've got a new fifty-six too
But if I ever see my little girl in your new car
I'm gonna do some work on you

[Chorus]

Well, I don't believe in trouble
So I don't want to start a fight
So if you'll take heed and stay away from my little girl
Then everything will be alright

[Chorus]

My woman alone
My (woman alone)
You better leave (woman alone)
Better leave (woman alone)
My woman alone (woman alone)
I said (woman alone)
I said (woman alone)
I said (woman alone)
You better leave (woman alone)
You better leave (woman alone)
You better leave (woman alone)
My (woman alone)
I (woman alone)
I (woman alone)
My woman (woman alone)
My woman alone (woman alone)
Oh, now (woman alone)
Oh, ooo (woman alone)
Oh yeah (woman alone)
Oh yeah (woman alone)
You better leave (woman alone)
My woman alone (woman alone)

If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
(Say it) yeah, you better leave my woman alone




My woman alone
My woman alone

Overall Meaning

The song "Leave My Woman Alone" by NewFound Road is a warning from a father to a playboy who is trying to sweet-talk his little girl. The lyrics are straightforward and direct in their message: the playboy better stay away from the singer's daughter if he doesn't want trouble. The repetition of "If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)" emphasizes the father's desire to avoid confrontation, as long as the playboy respects his request. The chorus reinforces the message that the playboy needs to leave the singer's woman alone, or he will face the consequences.


The lyrics also highlight the playboy's material possessions, such as his money and car, and suggest that these are not enough to win over the father's little girl. The repetition of "My woman alone" in the end emphasizes the father's ownership and protection of his daughter.


Overall, the song conveys a message of protective love towards family and the desire to keep them from harm.


Line by Line Meaning

If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
You have the choice to stay out of trouble if you want to.


If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
You have the choice to stay out of trouble if you want to.


If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
You have the choice to stay out of trouble if you want to.


Say, you better leave my woman alone
You need to leave my woman alone.


Well, I know you are a playboy
I am aware that you are a womanizer.


And you've got women all over town
You have multiple women in different areas of the town.


But listen, buddy, if you ever sweet-talk my little girl
If you ever try to win over my daughter with your words,


I'm gonna lay your body down
I will harm you physically.


If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
You have the choice to stay out of trouble if you want to.


You know you don't want, oh yeah (get in trouble)
You know it is in your best interest not to get into trouble.


If you don't want, you don't have to (get in trouble)
You have the choice to stay out of trouble if you want to.


(Say it) oh, you better leave my woman alone
I am emphasizing that you must leave my woman alone.


Well, I know you got your money
I am aware that you have money.


And you've got a new fifty-six too
You have a new car which is a fifty-six model.


But if I ever see my little girl in your new car
If I ever catch my daughter in your new car,


I'm gonna do some work on you
I will take physical action against you.


Well, I don't believe in trouble
I try to avoid getting into trouble.


So I don't want to start a fight
I do not want to get into a physical altercation.


So if you'll take heed and stay away from my little girl
If you take my warning seriously and stay away from my daughter,


Then everything will be alright
We will not have any problems.


My woman alone
Leave my woman alone.


My (woman alone)
Leave my woman alone.


You better leave (woman alone)
You should leave my woman alone.


Better leave (woman alone)
It is best if you leave my woman alone.


My woman alone (woman alone)
Leave my woman alone.


I said (woman alone)
I am telling you to leave my woman alone.


I said (woman alone)
I am telling you to leave my woman alone.


I said (woman alone)
I am telling you to leave my woman alone.


You better leave (woman alone)
You should leave my woman alone.


You better leave (woman alone)
You should leave my woman alone.


You better leave (woman alone)
You should leave my woman alone.


My (woman alone)
Leave my woman alone.


I (woman alone)
Leave my woman alone.


I (woman alone)
Leave my woman alone.


My woman (woman alone)
Leave my woman alone.


My woman alone (woman alone)
Leave my woman alone.


Oh, now (woman alone)
I am still telling you to leave my woman alone.


Oh, ooo (woman alone)
I am still telling you to leave my woman alone.


Oh yeah (woman alone)
I am still telling you to leave my woman alone.


Oh yeah (woman alone)
I am still telling you to leave my woman alone.


You better leave (woman alone)
You should leave my woman alone.


My woman alone (woman alone)
Leave my woman alone.




Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: RAY CHARLES

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