Connie Smith I'm Little But I'm Loud Lyrics

A lots of folks have told me I got poor
For I got right a winter apple picked up in the fall
But even as a young'n I was not the bashful type
Cause I could yell up loud to stop them all
I'm little but I'm loud I'm poor but I'm proud
I'm countrified and I don't care who knows it
I'm like a Banty Rooster in a big red rooster crowd
I'm puny short and little but I'm loud
[ fiddle ]
I learned to do my singing walking long behind a plow
The singing teacher always passed me by And so I had to sing the only way I know how just rear back open up and let her fly
Well I'm little but I'm loud...
[ steel - ac.guitar ]
Well I sang a special solo song in church one Sunday morn
And I was plumbin' barest to my skin
I hit a high and turn around and as sure as I was burn
Two cows and fourteen herses come walking in
I'm little but I'm loud...
I'm puny short and little but I'm loud

Who wrote I'm Little But I'm Loud lyrics?

I'm Little But I'm Loud is written by Jimmy Dickens, Boudleaux Bryant.

When was I'm Little But I'm Loud released?

I'm Little But I'm Loud is first released on June 01, 1967 as part of Connie Smith's album "Connie in the Country" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.

Which genre is I'm Little But I'm Loud?

I'm Little But I'm Loud falls under the genre Country.

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