Little Red Wagon Lyrics

See the lyrics for “Little Red Wagon” written by Audra Mae, but popularized by Miranda Lambert and released in 2014.

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You only love me for my
Big sun glasses
And my Tony Lomas
And my Dodge Dart classic
You said, “I’ll be Johhny and you be June
And I’ll ride with you to the moon”

But guess what?
You can’t ride in my little red wagon
The front seat’s broken, and the axel’s draggin’
You can’t step to this backyard swagger
You know it ain’t my fault
When I’m walkin’ jaws droppin’ like

A-ooh
Ah
Ooh
Ah
Kick it

Yeah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah
Dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah
Oh, heaven help me I’ve been
Sewing wildflower seeds
And chasing tumble weeds

But that’s just who I be
And you’re just trying to slow this rolling stone
But I’m on to you, babe

So guess what?
Ah, ah, you can’t ride in my little red wagon
The front seat’s broken, and the axel’s draggin’
No, you can’t step to this backyard swagger

You know it ain’t my fault
When I’m walkin’ jaws droppin’ like
Ooh
Ah
OohAh

Ooh, you only love me for my
Big sun glasses
And my Tony Lomas
I live in Oklahoma
And I’ve got
Long
Blonde
Hair

And I play guitar, and I go on the road
And I do all the shit you wanna do
And my dog does tricks
And I ain’t about drama, ya’ll
I love my apron
But I ain’t your mama!
So guess what?
WHAT?

Ah ah, you can’t ride in my little red wagon
The front seat’s broken and the axel’s draggin’
No, you can’t step to this backyard swagger
You know it ain’t my fault
When I’m walkin’ jaws droppin’ like

Ooh
Ahh
Ooh
Ahh
Ooooh yeah
Ahh
Ooooh, HA!

About Little Red Wagon

“Little Red Wagon” is a fun, sassy country song with bold lyrics and a catchy beat. It was originally written and performed by Audra Mae in 2012, but it gained mainstream popularity when Miranda Lambert included it in her 2014 album, “Platinum.”

The song is known for its energetic, rebellious tone, with Miranda Lambert’s performance bringing out its playful attitude.

It features a mix of twangy guitar riffs and bold vocals, creating an anthem for self-confidence and independence. The chorus, especially the line “You can’t ride in my little red wagon,” became iconic, symbolizing the idea of maintaining control over one’s life and not letting others take advantage or hold you back.

The song fits into Lambert’s style of empowering, no-nonsense country music, which often portrays strong women standing up for themselves.

“Little Red Wagon” was nominated for various awards, and it’s a fan favorite at her live performances, often getting audiences fired up.