Leave My Woman Alone
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Leave My Woman Alone
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If you don't want, you don't havta get into trouble,
If you don't want, you don't havta get into trouble,
If you don't want, you don't havta get into trouble,
You just leave my woman alone. Well!
CHORUS
I know that you are a playboy, and you've got women all over
town,
But if I ever catch you sweet-talkin' my little girl,
I'm gonna lay your body down!
CHORUS
I know that you got the money, you got a new '57 too,
If I ever catch my little girl ridin' in your new car,
I'm gonna do some work on you!
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CHORUS
You just leave my woman alone, yeah!
You just leave my woman alone, well!
You just leave my woman alone, mm-hmm.
You just leave my woman alone.
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