Autopilot

from Sorry Mom by The Galpines

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lyrics

How did I get home last night?
Did I take off all my clothes or start a fight?
I can guarantee I was not at my finest
Jesus take the wheel, I'm on autopilot

Headin' to a friend's for a couple of drinks
Gonna take it easy, need my forty winks
Two leads to four and four to eight
Looks like we're gonna stay up a little late

How did I get home last night?
Did I take off all my clothes or start a fight?
I can guarantee I was not at my finest
Jesus take the wheel, I'm on autopilot

Started way too early hittin' the booze
And I'm on my way upstairs to take a snooze
When the gals call me up for a drink down at the bar
So I paint on my face and hop in their car

How did I get home last night?
Did I take off all my clothes or start a fight?
I can guarantee I was not at my finest
Jesus take the wheel, I'm on autopilot

You'd think one day I would learn my limits
But it's all so tasty from tequila to Guinness
Gimme all your delicious spirits
Until I become incoherent

How did I get home last night?
Did I take off all my clothes or start a fight?
I can guarantee I was not at my finest
Jesus take the wheel, I'm on autopilot
Jesus take the wheel, I'm on autopilot
Jesus take the wheel, I'm on autopilot

credits

from Sorry Mom, released July 21, 2018
Written and performed by The Galpines (feat. Alex Madsen)
Produced by The Galpines & Don Levandier
Audio engineer Don Levandier

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The Galpines Moncton, New Brunswick

If you enjoy your honky-tonk on the bawdy side, this all-female, crass-country, hyphen-lovin’ comedy-band from the shady neighbourhoods of Moncton, NB will be right up your alley. Their rich four-part harmonies take centre stage in anthems about binge drinking, baby heckling, and bad credit. ... more