Name a song with a woman's name in the title.

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137. Just finished the chapter on Layla in the book "The Girl In The Song"

Eric Clapton, ‘Layla’: This song was released when Clapton was a member of Derek And The Dominos, and was inspired by his love for George Harrison’s wife, Pattie Boyd. The title was based on Nezami’s book Layla And Majnun, which told the story of a man who fell in love with a woman who loves him but isn’t free.
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Pattie Boyd: 'My hellish love triangle with George and Eric' - Part Two

On another occasion I drove to Ewhurst and we met in the woods nearby. Eric was wearing a wolf coat and looked very sexy. We didn't go to his house because someone would have been there. A lot of people lived at Hurtwood Edge: his band, the Dominos, Paula and Alice Ormsby-Gore, another of Eric's girlfriends.

The convent girl in me found the situation uncomfortable but strangely exciting, and so it was later that year after Eric had played me Layla in the South Kensington flat that I succumbed to his advances.

After George and Eric's confrontation at Robert Stigwood's party, I went home with my husband. Back at the house I went to bed and George disappeared into his recording studio.

The next time I saw Eric, he turned up unexpectedly at Friar Park. George was away – I don't know whether Eric knew that in advance – and I was on my own. He said he wanted me to go away with him: he was desperately in love with me and couldn't live without me. I had to leave George right now and be with him.

'Eric, are you mad?' I asked. 'I can't possibly. I'm married to George.'

He said: 'No, no, no. I love you. I have to have you in my life.'

'No,' I said.

He produced a small packet from his pocket and held it out towards me.

'Well, if you're not going to come away with me, I'm going to take this.'

'What is it?'

'Heroin.'

'Don't be so stupid.' I tried to grab it from him but he clenched his fist and hid it in his pocket.

'If you're not going to come with me,' he said, 'that's it. I'm off.'

And he went. I hardly saw him for three years.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-473206/Pattie-Boyd-My-hellish-love-triangle-George-Eric--Part-Two.html

Pattie Boyd: 'My hellish love triangle with George and Eric' - Part One

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-473174/Pattie-Boyd-My-hellish-love-triangle-George-Eric--Part-One.html