Leave My Girl Alone Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
"Leave My Girl Alone" by Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble is a #Blues rock song from 1991. The lyrics express a plea to a rival to stop pursuing the singer's love interest. Themes of heartbreak, jealousy, and emotional turmoil are prevalent. The song features Vaughan's signature guitar work, showcasing his virtuosity and deep blues influence, contributing to its lasting impact in the genre.
You better leave, you better leave my little girl alone
You better leave, you better leave my little girl alone
Lord, before I get evil, man, and go and do something wrong
You called my house just yesterday
I picked up the extension, and I heard every word you said
Why don't you just go on, man, and leave my little girl alone
Lord, before I get evil, man, and go and do something wrong
You call my house all hours of the night
Let me tell you mister, that's a sure way to start a fight
Why don't you just go on, man, and leave my little girl alone
Lord, before I get evil, man, and go and do something wrong
You better leave, you better leave my little girl alone
Lord, before I get evil, man, and go and do something wrong
You called my house just yesterday
I picked up the extension, and I heard every word you said
Why don't you just go on, man, and leave my little girl alone
Lord, before I get evil, man, and go and do something wrong
You call my house all hours of the night
Let me tell you mister, that's a sure way to start a fight
Why don't you just go on, man, and leave my little girl alone
Lord, before I get evil, man, and go and do something wrong
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