“Same Ol’ Same’n” is the latest release from Ontario-based artist Jesse Slack. “Same Ol’ Same’n” is the first single from his upcoming EP, set to release later this year.
“Same Ol Same’n” is catchy, light-hearted, and witty … the perfect combination for your winter playlist.
Tipping his hat to the classics like the Eagles and George Jones, Slack takes the opportunity to appreciate being a creature of habit … reminding listeners that you don’t actually have to follow what’s trending and keep up with the pace of the world, in order to be happy.
Slack delivers the message in a witty, unapologetic rock-country track, that’s sure to get stuck in your head. How does he do this … through lines like “ain’t into high price or fancy trends,” to “I still get drunk and tell you how it is, I like the same old beer and the same old smokes ,“ and “While the rest of the world’s out there too busy changing, I’m over here same ol’ same’n.” It’s safe to say Slack isn’t one to give in to the pressure of the industry or what’s trending just because it’s popular.
Artists who define their sound and style, but can also acknowledge and integrate some elements of popular music are unique … and Jesse Slack is succeeding at this.
The animated music video for “Same Ol’ Same’n” debuts on Youtube on January 21st.
You can connect with Jesse Slack on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
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Lyrics to Same Ol’ Same’n
I still walk my dog down the same road
To the same old house to get the same dope
Got a playlist mixed with the same old songs
A little bit a Eagles, Jennings and Jones
Some might blame it on my public education
I’m all about the same ol’ same’n
Chorus
I’m the same old guy I’ve always been
The partying kind with the same old friends
Ain’t into high price or fancy trends
I still get too drunk and tell it how it is
I like the same old beer and the same old jokes
Zig zag papers still roll the best smoke
While the rest of the worlds out there too busy changing
I’m over here same old same’n
I still play the same old guitar
Same six strings in the same old bar
Still fish a little when I get the chance
Spend most of October in a deer stand
I don’t give a shit about reputation, I ain’t changing
I’ll always be same old same’n
Chorus
I’m the same old guy I’ve always been
The partying kind with the same old friends
Ain’t into high price or fancy trends
I still get too drunk and tell it how it is
I like the same old beer and the same old jokes
Zig zag papers still roll the best smoke
While the rest of the worlds out there too busy changing
I’m over here same old same’n
In country music, the Front Porch has long been a place of reflection. A place where you can look at the life you have inside that front door. A place where time almost seems to stand still, where you can get away. It’s also a place where you can go to observe the world as it passes by you. To think about your place out there beyond the driveway.
