Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Michael Flanders
Guitar
Piper Rodrigues
Vocals
Jack Hudson
Guitar
Michael McCartin
Drums
Sean Rudd
Bass
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Piper Rodrigues
Composer
Tyla Rodrigues
Lyrics
Jack Hudson
Composer
Jared Adlam
Composer
Melanie Dyer
Lyrics
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Piper Rodrigues
Producer
Jack Hudson
Producer
Alexander L'Estrange
Mastering Engineer
Cody McWaters
Producer
Songtexte
[Verse 1]
I got flowers for your mama to get on her good side
But nothing ever will compare to the apple of her eye
Baby boy could do no wrong
Bless her heart, thinks she raised him right
[Verse 2]
Saw that so-called friend of yours you swore that's not your type
Then saw a message on your phone, I read between the lines
You can call me crazy
Yeah, call me what you like
What I've done is justified
[Chorus]
Lord, forgive me for what I've done
He forced my hand on a loaded gun
Strike that match, send it up in flames
We both know that you're the one to blame
You made your bed, that's your mistake, so I'll be on my way
'Cause I'm all gas, no heartbrakes
[Verse 3]
I ain't washing down my blues or wasting my good wine
I won't shed a single tear 'cause it ain't even worth crying
I stole your precious four-wheel drive and took it for a joyride
[Chorus]
Lord, forgive me for what I've done
He forced my hand on a loaded gun
Strike that match, send it up in flames
We both know that you're the one to blame
You made your bed, that's your mistake, so I'll be on my way
'Cause I'm all gas no heartbrakes
[Bridge]
I'm pedal to the metal, I'm running out that door
You can save your lies, you're not my problem anymore
I'm pedal to the metal, I'm running out that door
What's a girl to do but settle the score?
[Chorus]
Lord, forgive me for what I've done
He forced my hand on a loaded gun
Strike that match, send it up in flames
We both know that you're the one to blame
You made your bed, that's your mistake, so I'll be on my way
All gas, no heartbrakes
All gas, no heartbrakes
Written by: Jack Hudson, Jared Adlam, Melanie Dyer, Piper Rodrigues, Tyla Rodrigues

