Personal
- Matchbook Romance
- Andrew Jordan - lead vocals, guitars, piano
- Ryan "Judas" DePaolo - guitars, vocals, programming
- Ryan Kienle - bass
- Aaron Stern - drums, percussion
- Other musicians
- Phil Peterson - Cello & string arrangements on 'Goody, Like Two Shoes', 'Say It Like You Mean It', 'What A Sight' and 'Surrender'
- Victoria Parker - Violin on 'Goody, Like Two Shoes' and 'I Wish You Were Here'
- Trish Scearce - Pump organ on 'I Wish You Were Here'
- Mark Rank - Piano on 'My Mannequin Can Dance', 'You Can Run, But We'll Find You'
- Production
- John Goodmanson - Producer
- Greg Calbi - Mastering
- Mike Lapierre - Additional engineer
- Brain Thorn - Additional engineer
- Mark Renk - Vocal coaching
- Dana Childs - Project coordinator
- Benji Woerly - Drum technician
- Philip Pierce - Guitar technician
- Artwork
- Emilee Seymour & Shawn Harris
- Layout
- Nick Pritchard
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