Beer and Canada: They go together like … well, beer and anyplace else, really. Just more so. That’s the celebratory spirit behind “Canadian Beer,” the rousing new single from Toronto-bred country rocker Eric Sage, that hoists a metaphoric cold one in tribute to the legendary national thirst. A genuine partier’s hymn, the song salutes the hard-working men and women who keep Canada together, and the world-class imbibing that’s both their pleasure and their due when the whistle blows. “Writing songs is powerful when it comes from the heart, and that’s what country and rock music are all about,” he says. “I was in San Diego and thinking about growing up and my hometown friends. I had my guitar, and I thought about when we would go to a Maple Leafs game in Toronto, or a concert at the PNE in Vancouver. We were so excited to rock out and have a couple of beers. But you know what? Not just any beer. A Canadian beer!” Bottoms up, everybody. Stream/Download Eric Sage’s Music: Apple Music: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/applemusic Spotify: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/spotify Amazon Music: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/amazonmusic YouTube Music: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/youtubemusic Deezer: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/deezer Tidal: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/tidal Boomplay: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/boomplaymusic Qobuz: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/qobuz Pandora: https://lnk.to/ecmusicyt/pandora Follow Eric Sage: Website: https://lnk.to/ericsageyt/website1 Facebook: https://lnk.to/ericsageyt/facebook Twitter: https://lnk.to/ericsageyt/x Instagram: https://lnk.to/ericsageyt/instagram Youtube: https://lnk.to/ericsageyt/youtube Songkick: https://lnk.to/ericsageyt/songkick Bands in Town: https://lnk.to/ericsageyt/bandsintown Shazam: https://lnk.to/ericsageyt/shazam (Eh, eh, eh, eh) Ooh, yeah I used to party on Muskoka Lakes That was back before a local kid named, Drake Grab a 28-piece patio set That’s a two-four, couple chairs, boombox, and cassette (Oh no!) But the years keep rollin’ (Ice cold!) Get lost in the crush (Oh no!) So, get a cold one flowing And crank up some Rush We’ve all been working for the weekend (Oh) Now it’s finally here (Oh, oh, oh) So raise up a cold (Oh) Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh) And drop down the tailgate (Oh) Kick this into gear (Oh, oh, oh) Now it’s time to party (Cheers!) To Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh, oh) Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh, oh) When we raise the flag, you know it’s time to rock You gotta light the lamp to make it to the top We got patio lanterns, black cars in the shade This one’s for you and it’s time to get paid We’ve all been working for the weekend (Oh) Now it’s finally here (Oh, oh, oh) So raise up a cold (Oh) Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh) And drop down the tailgate (Oh) Kick this into gear (Oh, oh, oh) Now it’s time to party (Cheers!) To Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh, oh) Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh, oh) Well, I’ve rocked California, Paris, and Rome But when I see the northern lights I know that I’m back home, yeah In Vancouver, Calgary Stampede Rollin’ in the six, I know what you need (Oh no!) And the lights come down (Ice cold!) A guitar in my hand (Oh no!) Gonna light up this crowd That’s why they call me a working man (Eh, eh, eh, eh) (A working man) (Eh, eh, eh, eh) They call me the working man (Eh, eh, eh, eh) I guess that’s what I am (Whoa oh, oh, oh) We’ve all been working for the weekend (Oh) Now it’s finally here (Oh, oh, oh) So raise up a cold (Oh) Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh) And drop down the tailgate (Oh) Kick this into gear (Oh, oh, oh) Now it’s time to party (Have ourselves a party) We’ve all been working for the weekend (Oh) Now it’s finally here (Oh, oh, oh) Come on and grab a two-four (Oh) Canadian beer (Come on now raise one) And drop down the tailgate Kick this into gear (I said, “Now raise one”) Now it’s time to party (Cheers!) To Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh) Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh) Canadian beer (Oh, oh, oh) Canadian beer (Oh, come on man!) (Cheers!)