No 27
Dave Matthews Band · Other Songs - Dave Matthews Band
My head in the clouds and my hands in the ground
In the arms of a woman, I found my way home
In the arms of a woman, I had been lost
When I'm so lost that this losing feel like dying
I hope you'll be by me then
When I'm so lost that this losing feel like dying
I hope you'll be by me then
As a young man, I was afraid
Of my life, what would I make?
I would make love, what will I hate?
What bittersweet road will I take to my grave?
And if I'm old 'til this oldness have me dying
I hope you'll be by me then
Oh, when I'm old 'til this oldness has me dying
I hope you'll be by me then
I hope you'll be by me then
Sick of you, and I'm sick of me
I'm sick of wars, and I'm sick of peace
I'm sick of sound 'til I'm sick of silence
Oh, sick of the darkness 'til I'm sick of the light
When I'm so sick that this sickness has me dying
I hope you'll be by me then
I hope you'll be by me then
Oh, when I'm so sick that this sickness have me dying
I hope you'll be by me then
Once, as a boy, I saw what happened
I saw them beat him down to the cold, cold ground
Watched those big boys beat that man down
I was too weak to make a stand
When I'm so weak that this weakness feels like dying
I hope you'll be by me then
When I'm so weak that this weakness feels like dying
I hope you'll be by me then
When I'm old 'til this oldness feels like dying
I hope you'll be by me then
So I will live as I see fit
There will be those who will not like it
But in the arms of a woman, I found my way home
So to the arms of a woman, I will go
And if I'm old 'til this oldness has me dying
I hope you'll be by me then
About No 27
"No 27" stands as a significant track from the expansive catalog of Dave Matthews Band, reflecting the group's signature blend of soulful rock and introspective songwriting. Released during a period where the band continued to evolve their sound beyond their early 90s hits, the song exemplifies their ability to craft atmospheric narratives that resonate with listeners seeking emotional depth. While often associated with their broader discography, the track highlights the band's commitment to exploring complex themes through melodic structures and rich vocal harmonies. The recording captures the essence of Matthews Band's mid-career output, showcasing their versatility in blending acoustic textures with electric energy. It serves as a testament to their enduring influence in the alternative rock landscape, where they consistently pushed boundaries while maintaining a distinct identity. Fans and critics alike recognize this work as a prime example of the band's capacity to create timeless music that transcends fleeting trends, cementing their legacy as a major force in modern rock history.

