Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Lacs
The Lacs
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Clay Sharpe
Clay Sharpe
Composer
Brian Andrew King
Brian Andrew King
Composer
Joseph Benson
Joseph Benson
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Stephen Van Etten
Stephen Van Etten
Producer
Sonny Findley
Sonny Findley
Producer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Well, I slipped off to the carport on Sunday after church
And I cranked some rock 'n' roll, put the dank inside my bowl
Lit a spark up to the dark side where I wasn't supposed to go
And that preacher man's gonna know, but I just can't say no
To an old untamed mustang just itching to get gone
I 302'd the boss, said I'm taking Monday off
I ain't strung out on the shit and I ain't derailed off the tracks
Just don't cross that line and make sure the line's fat
[Chorus]
Oh, I, I'm not ashamed
Sometimes I'd like to find some cocaine
I get tired of living life good, so I ease towards the flame
And, oh, I'd like to get off the chain
[Verse 2]
I don't know what's left of me, these demons try to get the best of me
Maybe it's just my destiny, another highway-to-hell recipe
Then I pour up a cold drink and I called up an old flame
And I'm feeling just like old Hank when I chop out that propane
That gas pedal sticks, I'm alone
Hearing voices in my head, saying, "Boy, get back home"
And I take it and own it and I don't try to flaunt it
Another come-to-Jesus moment, but when the pain comes, I'm a-stoning
[Chorus]
Oh, I, I'm not ashamed
Sometimes I'd like to find some cocaine
I get tired of living life good, so I ease towards the flame
And, oh, I'd like to get off the chain
[Instrumental]
Oh, I, I'm not ashamed
But sometimes I'd like to find some cocaine
Yeah, I get tired of living life good, so I ease towards the flame
And, oh, I'd like to get off the chain
I said, oh, I'd like to get off the chain
Written by: Brian Andrew King, Clay Sharpe, Joseph Benson
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