Gotta Keep Moving

Kellie Pickler · Small Town Girl [2006]

I gotta keep moving

Nothin's gonna slow me down

I'm countin on these restless wheels

To get me back to my hometown

I gotta keep moving

I don't wanna miss a thing

I'm doing everything I can

I'm getting back from where I've been



I, I can't wait to see you

Workin on that pickup truck

All covered in oil and dust

I, I can't wait to be with you

Finally just the two of us

In our old jeans and our hair messed up

I can't wait to see you



I gotta keep moving

With the white lines on the highway

Watchin' every mile go by

The silos and the by-ways

Gotta keep moving

Cause it's been way too long

I know I'm getting closer now

I'm finally gonna make it home



I, I can't wait to see you

Workin on that pickup truck

All covered in oil and dust

I, I can't wait to be with you

Finally just the two of us

In our old jeans and our hair messed up

I can't wait to see you



Pretty soon we'll be slow dancing, yeah

You and I, rock and roll babe



I, I can't wait to see you

Workin on that pickup truck

All covered in oil and dust

I, I can't wait to be with you

Finally just the two of us

In our old jeans and our hair messed up

I can't wait to see you

Gotta Keep Moving

Kellie Pickler's 'Gotta Keep Moving' serves as a driving anthem from her 2006 debut album, Small Town Girl. The track exemplifies her early country-pop style, blending upbeat rhythms with themes of resilience and forward momentum. Released during a pivotal era for female country artists, the song highlights Pickler's ability to craft catchy, radio-friendly tracks that address personal growth and determination. As a key component of her initial discography, the recording helped establish her signature sound and paved the way for her subsequent success in the genre.