Luke Combs Admits a ‘Fast Car’ Lyrical Mistake

Luke Combs recalls Tracy Chapman correcting his 'Fast Car' lyrics mistake: 'I wanted to crawl into a hole'
In a moment an audience member captured on TikTok, the crooner recounted how he sang the line "still gotta make a decision" in his recording of "Fast Car" but that Chapman corrected him, saying the actual lyrics are "we gotta make a decision." Luke Combs ...
Luke Combs admits he messed up ‘Fast Car’ lyrics; how Tracy Chapman called him out
Singer Luke Combs, who saw huge success with the cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car," admitted at a recent concert he actually made a lyrical error in the song.
Luke Combs Admits a ‘Fast Car' Lyrical Mistake: ‘I Wanted to Crawl in a Hole'
A year and a half after Luke Combs dropped his hit cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car," the country star revealed he made a lyrical mistake. At the Concert for Carolina on Oct. 26 - the Hurricane Helene benefit that also had Billy Strings and Eric Church on the bill - Combs revealed he had a chat with Chapman regarding his cover of her song.
How Tracy Chapman Told Luke Combs' He Was Singing the Wrong Lyrics on ‘Fast Car’
When country star Luke Combs released a cover of “Fast Car,” we were thrilled to see the track’s original singer/songwriter Tracy Chapman get her well-deserved flowers. The hit has become a popular part of Combs’ setlist,
Luke Combs 'Wanted to Crawl into a Hole' After Tracy Chapman Pointed Out His 'Fast Car' Cover Mistake
The seven-time Grammy nominee revealed that the 'Fast Car' songwriter had to politely tell him he recorded one lyric incorrectly
Luke Combs Wanted to ‘Crawl Into a Hole’ After This Lyrics Gaffe
The singer says he thinks about this embarrassing mistake every time he sings his hit cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car."
“I Wanted To Crawl in a Hole”: The “Fast Car” Mistake Luke Combs Didn’t Know He Made Until Tracy Chapman Called It Out
During a recent concert Luke Combs revealed that Tracy Chapman informed him that he made a mistake while recording "Fast Car"
Luke Combs Found Out From Tracy Chapman That He Screwed Up The “Fast Car” Lyrics On Studio Recording: “Wanted To Crawl Into A Hole & Die”
As you already know, Chapman’s beloved hit “Fast Car” was given a second life thanks to Luke Combs releasing a cover of the hit song on his 2023 album Gettin’ Old. Comb’s cover was actually nominated in the Best Country Solo Performance category that year, but ultimately lost to Chris Stapleton’s “White Horse.”
Singer wanted to ‘crawl into a hole’ after Tracy Chapman pointed out howler in huge hit
The song was a huge debut hit for Chapman, 60, when it was released in 1988 and soared into the charts and won a Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. The song has continued to have a huge legacy and decades on from its initial success,
Luke Combs ‘wanted to crawl into a hole’ after Tracy Chapman pointed out his 'Fast Car' lyrics mistake
Luke Combs covered the 1988 track in April 2023 and performed the song with Tracy Chapman at the 66th annual Grammy Awards
Luke Combs Says Tracy Chapman Pointed Out a Lyric Mistake in His ‘Fast Car' Cover: ‘I Wanted to Crawl In a Hole'
But according to Combs himself, he actually recorded one of the song's lyrics incorrectly - and it was pointed out to him by none other than Chapman herself, who is also the sole
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