jerry wexler wrote you ain't woman enough to take my man.
jerry wexler wrote you ain't woman enough to take my man.
who wrote you ain't woman enough to take my man?
jerry wexler
you ain't woman enough (to take my man)









































"you ain't woman enough (to take my man)" is a song written and originally recorded by american country artist loretta lynn. it was released as a single in may 1966 via decca records. the song has since been regarded as one of lynn's signature songs.









































section::::background and reception.
you ain't woman enough (to take my man)
"you ain't woman enough (to take my man)" was based on a real life woman lynn had met backstage before a concert. lynn recounted in 2016 that the woman confided in lynn about how another woman attempted to steal her husband from her. in response to her words, lynn replied, "honey, she ain't woman enough to take your man!" following the conversation, lynn went into her dressing room and wrote the song.
you ain't woman enough (to take my man)