Kellie Pickler Songs - Little Bit Gypsy Lyrics

Kellie Pickler - Little Bit Gypsy

Kellie Pickler - Little Bit Gypsy Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: The Woman I Am
Released: 2013

Little Bit Gypsy Lyrics

Boy there's a few things you need to know about me
Before you let your sweet heart get in too deep
A white picket fence don't feel like home
Don't wanna rock I need a rolling stone
You wanna hold me baby, just set me free

I'm a traveling circus train
Spinning weathervane
Going where the wind blows, ooh oh (yeah)
I was born to chase the sun
Some horses gotta run
Yeah I'm always gonna be
A Little Bit Gypsy

Someday, hey, maybe I'll settle down
But it sure ain't anytime close to now
So much that I might miss you
Sit still for a single minute
I got a life and I'm going to live it
The only way I know how

I'm a traveling circus train
Spinning weathervane
Going where the wind blows, ooh oh (yeah)
I was born to chase the sun
Some horses gotta run
Yeah I'm always gonna be
A little bit gypsy

I don't know where I'm headed to
I just know I wanna go with you
Do you want to go too?

I'm a traveling circus train
A spinning weathervane
Going where the wind blows, ooh oh (yeah)
I was born to chase the sun
Some horses gotta run
Yeah I'm always gonna be
A little bit gypsy

A little bit gypsy

Writer/s: FRED WILHELM, KYLE JACOBS, LYNN HUTTON TAMMI
Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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Little Bit Gypsy

This was released as the second single from Kellie Pickler's first album for Black River Entertainment. The Kyle Jacobs, Tammi Kidd Hutton and Fred Wilhelm penned song finds Pickler warning a guy that she won't be tied down anytime soon.

"It's a fun song, and the lyrics are clearly me," said the singer. "My husband [Kyle Jacobs] wrote it, and he didn't really know what he was signing up for when we got together. I love that it starts off, 'Boy, there's a few things you need to know about me before you let your sweet heart get in too deep.' And, 'Little Bit Gypsy' is a fun song in our shows, too."

The hand-clapping anthem encapsulates Pickler and her approach to life. She explained, "I was doing an interview, and a gentleman said, 'So, if I were to tell someone who doesn't listen to country music and is not familiar with you to get one song off iTunes to download that kind of describes you in a nutshell, what would it be?' I thought and then I said, 'I don't think I've written it yet, but I'm going to,' and my husband and I wrote it that night."