Luke Combs Learned He Recorded The Wrong Lyrics To ‘Fast Car’ From Tracy Chapman Herself
“I Remember When She Said It, I Wanted To Crawl In A Hole And Die.“
In 2023, Luke Combs released a cover of the ever-popular song “Fast Car,” originally written and performed by Tracy Chapman. Chapman released the track in 1988, and it performed incredibly well, winning a Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.
That same year, 1989, the singer won a Grammy Award for Best New Artist and Best Contemporary Folk Album for Tracy Chapman. Watch her original hit below.
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Before releasing his take on the classic hit, Combs played the song during his concerts.
After his version was released, he performed the track with Chapman during the 2024 Grammys, which was only 8 months ago. See the duo below.
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Luke Combs Messed Up The Lyrics When Recording
During a recent concert, Luke Combs gave a short speech about “Fast Car.”
Combs revealed that he had a conversation with Chapman, and she shared that he had gotten the lyrics wrong in his recording!
Chapman said, “So when you recorded the song, you said ‘Still gotta make a decision’ instead of ‘We’ve gotta make a decision.‘”
Prior to the chorus, the song goes:
