Hey girl, hey where ya goin’?
Come back and sit back down
You look too good to be heading home so early now
You say you gotta work tomorrow
Got a lot on your mind
Let me buy another round
Girl I think you and I should just
Drink on it
Put our heads together and think on it
Maybe later on we can sleep on it
But for right now
Girl we just need to drink on it
We can talk rocket science
Jesus or politics
How your boyfriend cheated on you
Man he sounds like such a prick
I could use another whiskey
And your Cosmo’s gettin’ low
While we’re trying to figure out
The next place we should go
We can drink on it
Put our heads together and think on it
Maybe later on we can sleep on it
But for right now
Girl we just need to drink on it
This place is closing down
But I don’t wanna quit
Gotta good thing going girl
Let’s find out what it is
And drink on it
Your place or mine
Girl we can drink on it
Dust off a bottle and drink on it
Feels like we’re doin’ something right
Let’s find a corner of the night
Where you and I can just drink on it
Put our heads together and think on it
Maybe later on we can sleep on it
But for right now
Girl we just need to drink on it
Might make a memory that we won’t forget
So let’s just drink on it
Yeah
Mmmm
Drink on it
Sleep on it
We can just drink on it
Finding Comfort in the Moment
“Drink On It” by Blake Shelton captures a relatable scenario—two people seeking solace and connection at the end of a long day. The lyrics set the scene in a bar, where a conversation between two strangers quickly turns into a night of shared stories and mutual understanding. Rather than rushing decisions or overthinking their next move, the pair chooses to simply “drink on it,” letting the evening unfold naturally. This refrain becomes a metaphor for taking life as it comes and finding comfort in the present, rather than worrying about tomorrow. The song’s easygoing tone and conversational lyrics make it a charming ode to spontaneous connection.
Song Credits
- Artist: Blake Shelton
- Songwriters: Jessi Alexander, Rodney Clawson, Jon Randall
- Release Year: 2011
- Label: Warner Bros. Nashville