The lyrics of Joseph Solomon's song "27F" describe a difficult relationship where the speaker's attempts to connect with their partner have failed. They feel lost without the love of their partner, but are met with silence and indifference. The words "Call me crazy, love" show the desperation and willingness to do anything to hear from their partner, even if it means being called crazy. They are willing to try anything to reconnect, even if it means changing their behavior or personality. The reference to Jesus coming back to life suggests that the speaker is struggling to find redemption and start anew in their relationship. They feel dead to their partner and are seeking a resurrection of their love. Overall, the song explores the pain and difficulties of trying to salvage a failing relationship, and the importance of communication and effort in fostering a healthy partnership.
