Little Miss Lover

The speaker is excited by a woman he has just encountered and hopes she will join him. He presents himself as independent, yet admits he thinks she could help him. The mood is flirtatious and playful, moving from curiosity to confidence as he decides to approach her.

“Tag along” means to come with someone, so the speaker is inviting her into his plans. “Make a play” means to take a chance or make a move, here likely a romantic one. When he mentions the “Gypsy in me” signaling that it is safe, he seems to describe an instinct or inner feeling guiding him; it is a colorful way to express intuition, not necessarily a literal prediction.

The lyrics suggest attraction and the possibility of discovering something together, but they do not explain what kind of relationship the speaker wants. His repeated calls to “Little Miss Lover” sound affectionate, though they may also feel teasing or overly familiar. The line about looking for “a Sue that feels like you” is unclear: Sue may be a person’s name, or the speaker may simply be reaching for a comparison. Overall, the song captures the thrill of taking a romantic chance more than a settled love story.