Jobe Fortner Drops a Heater with “27”

A week before his 27th birthday, Jobe Fortner releases his newest single “27”. This soulful song is going to be an instant classic for any Jobe Fortner fan. Co-writers on the new single are Ryan Nelson, Bryan Frazier & Jeff Hodge.

Jobe says’s

“I’ve always been fascinated by the “27 club” but hoping it was just a myth in the end. So many of the greatest artists of all time had to leave this world at the young age of 27. As a musician, I’ve seen friends and myself go through a lot physically, mentally, and emotionally in this business and what it can do to a person to literally wear their heart on their sleeve! This song reflects all of that for me”.

A powerhouse of a song with the lyrics to match. Jobe, highlights some of his heroes in the song as well who themselves never made it past the age of 27, giving nods to Kurt Cobain, Janis Joplin & Jimi Hendrix. Stream the song today everywhere you get your music, this is a must-listen song from our friend Jobe Fortner.

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  27

(Fortner, Nelson, Hodge, Frazier)

Lord Knows we live a crazy life

light up like a match and we burn so bright

We all think it’s going to last a while

yeah, we never know when and we never know how

wonder if I’ll end up just like Janis

give it up one day like Kurt Cobain

go to sleep and not wake up like Hendrix

Maybe I’ll just go my own way

I wonder if I’m fitting up In Heaven

Will I make it past 27

Late nights were made for living hard

And hard times put miles on your heart

It ain’t like we can see the cards

Yeah, so we’re running this mother to it falls apart

wonder if I’ll end up just like Janis

give it up one day like Kurt Cobain

go to sleep and not wake up like Hendrix

maybe I’ll just go my own way

I wonder if I’m fitting Up In Heaven

Will I make it past 27

Never been the kind for staying long

Make my mark then move along

Playing loud, and loving strong

Hoping there singing it when I’m gone

wonder if I’ll end up just like Janis

give it up one day like Kurt Cobain

go to sleep and not wake up like Hendrix

maybe I’ll just go my own way

I wonder if I’m fitting Up In Heaven

Will I make it past 27

Hope I make it past 27

Hope I make it past 27

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