“Same Beer Different Problem”
We’re racin’ off to space, just to get away from Earth
Three G, four G, five G, getting even further from the OG
Granny’s eatin’ gummies, mama’s online
All I know for sure is we’ve all lost our minds
A little bit funny, a lotta bit strange
But at the end of the day
It’s the same beer, different problem
Maybe this next round will solve ’em
Maybe the answer’s down at the bottom
Of a cool libation and some friendly conversation
Tonight with some brand new friends
Ain’t no doubt, we can figure it out again
Raise ’em up if you got ’em
Same beer, a different problem
Everybody gets a trophy, but no one gets a pass
If it don’t make you cry, the news will make you laugh
See change, be the change, bartender keep the change
Line ’em up again, line ’em up again
I think we’re gettin’ somewhere here
It’s the same beer, different problem
Maybe this next round will solve ’em
Maybe the answer’s down at the bottom
Of a cool libation and some friendly conversation
Tonight with some brand new friends
Ain’t no doubt, we can figure it out again
Raise ’em up if you got ’em
Same beer, a different problem
Underneath these neon lights
Everybody’s wrong, everybody’s right
Happy hour, any day, every day
Ends up winding up the same way
It’s the same beer, different problem
Maybe this next round will solve ’em
I see the answer down at the bottom
Of a cool libation and some friendly conversation
Tonight with some brand new friends
Ain’t no doubt, we can figure it out again
Raise ’em up if you got ’em
Same beer, a different problem
Oh, same beer, a different problem
Mmm, same beer, different problem
About Darius Rucker Lyrics
Artist: Darius Rucker
Related Songs: Possibilities Lyrics
Born: May 13, 1966 (age 56 years), Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Songwriting partners: Bob Dylan, Jim Sonefeld, Mark Bryan, MORE
Awards: Country Music Association Award for New Artist of the Year, Grammy Award for Best Country Solo Performance
Nominations: Country Music Association Award for Song of the Year, MORE
Books: Darius Rucker – Charleston, SC 1966