27

Fall Out Boy · Folie à Deux [2008]

If 'home is where the heart is'

Then we're all just fucked

I can't remember

I can't remember



And I want it so bad

I'd shoot the sunshine into my veins

I can't remember the good old days



And it's kind of funny

The way we're wearing anchors on our shirts

When being anchored aboard just feels like a curse



My mind is a safe

And if I keep it then we all get rich

My body is an orphanage

'We take everyone in'

Doing lines of dust and sweat

Off last night's stage

Just to feel like you



The milligrams in my head

Burning tobacco in the wind

Chasing the direction

Chasing the direction

Chasing the direction you went



You're a bottled star

The planets align

Just like Mars

You shine in the sky

You shine in the sky



Are all the good times getting gone?

They come and go and come and go and come and go

I've got a lot of friends who are stars

But some are just black holes



My mind is a safe

And if I keep it then we all get rich

My body is an orphanage

'We take everyone in'

Doing lines of dust and sweat

Off last night's stage

Just to feel like you



And it's kind of funny

The way we're wearing anchors on our shirts

When being anchored aboard just feels like a curse



My mind is a safe

And if I keep it then we all get rich

My body is an orphanage

'We take everyone in'

Doing lines of dust and sweat

Off last night's stage

Just to feel like you



If 'home is where the heart is'

Then we're all just fucked

27

Fall Out Boy's "27" stands as a defining track from their 2008 album, Folie à Deux, capturing the band at the height of their mainstream pop-punk dominance. The recording reflects the darker, more introspective tone that characterized this era of their discography, moving beyond the bright optimism of their earlier work. As part of a catalogue that includes hits like "Sugar, We're Goin' Down," the song showcases the group's ability to blend energetic instrumentation with lyrical depth. The track remains a significant song in their body of work, illustrating the sonic evolution that helped solidify their status as a leading force in modern rock music during the late 2000s.