The song "You're My One, You're My Only, You're My Beer" by Parry Gripp is a fun and lighthearted tune that revolves around the singer's love for beer. The lyrics playfully compare the feeling of being in love with the enjoyment and dependency of having a cold beer. The opening line, "I don't want to go on without your charms," expresses the singer's strong admiration for beer and how it has become an essential part of his life. The following line, "Your curvaceous figure at the end of my arm," humorously refers to the shape of a beer bottle or glass, emphasizing the physical aspect of holding and enjoying a drink. The chorus, "I just can't go livin' without you near, you're my one, you're my only, you're my beer, beer," further emphasizes the singer's dependency on beer as he playfully confesses that it is his one true love. This line is repeated throughout the song to reinforce the message of his love for beer. The final line of the chorus, "Yeah!" serves as a celebratory affirmation, emphasizing the joy and satisfaction that the singer feels when he has a beer in his hand. Overall, the song is meant to be a light-hearted and humorous tribute to the enjoyment and love that many people have for beer. It playfully compares the pleasure of drinking beer to the feeling of being in a loving relationship, using clever and catchy lyrics to create an upbeat and enjoyable song.
