So Damn Lucky

Dave Matthews Band · Other Songs - Dave Matthews Band

Everythings different

With my head in the clouds

I hit this corner

With my foot on the gas

I started sliding, I lose it

Everything's different just like that



Oh my God, wait and see

What will soon become of me?

Frozen heart

Screaming wheels

Does that screaming come from me?



So damn lucky, that you went on ahead

You said, you said

"I'll see you later..."

I heard what you said a few minutes later

Now I'm sliding

And everything's different again



Oh my God, wait and see

What will soon become of me?

This frozen heart

Screaming wheels

Does that screaming come from me?

I'm dizzy from all this spinning



Now I'm thinking that you did all you could

When you said "My love

Take it slowly..."

"Ok," is what I said

Oh my God, wait and see

What will soon become of me?



This frozen heart

Screaming wheels

Does that screaming come from me?



Take me back, 'cause just before I was spinning

Take me back, just before I got dizzy

Take me back, amazing what a minute can do

Just like you

So, so, slide, slide, up, around, around, around

Amazing what a minute can do

Around, Around, Around

"Forgive me",

"Ok."

So Damn Lucky

Dave Matthews Band's "So Damn Lucky" stands as a defining track from their mid-2000s era, blending the band's signature acoustic guitar work with a driving, rhythmic energy that characterizes their later output. The song exemplifies the group's ability to merge folk-rock sensibilities with a polished, radio-friendly production style, featuring Matthews' distinctive vocal delivery and the interplay of his bandmates on rhythm guitar and percussion. Released during a period where the group was navigating a shift toward more upbeat, dance-oriented pop-rock while maintaining their core identity, the recording captures a moment of optimism and camaraderie. It remains a staple of their discography, often associated with live performances that highlight the band's improvisational flair and connection with their audience. The track serves as a testament to their evolution from their earlier indie-folk roots into a broader appeal that defined alternative rock in the 2000s.