In The Eagles song "Take It Easy" the first verse states he has 7 women on his mind, later he is admiring a girl in Winslow, Arizona...maybe another girl isn't what this guy needs.

Well...

Four that wanna own me. Two that wanna stone me.
One says she's a friend of mine.

None of those sound like the type of relationship he's looking for

First verse and chorus was written by Jackson Brown, the rest by Glenn Frey. So I'm guessing Jackson had seven women, and Glenn just the one.

No conclusions can be drawn.

Recently learned it's actually "Eagles", not "The Eagles". (For example, take a look at the album covers. There are also documentaries in which they talk about it.)
But even the band themselves will use "the" when it grammatically makes sense. So confusing.

Lookin' for a lover Who won't blow my cover She's so hard to find.

Are you implying the woman in Winslow AZ is a beard? Or MtF? Or perhaps this is a sudden realization of a preference for female anatomy with male social behaviors?