It was just a very organic conversation where she asked, 'Are you working on music?' I said yeah. About the inclusion of the recording, Tyler revealed in an interview: 'I was working on th song and I was sitting in front of the microphone working on some vocals, and it was coming towards the end of the evening and she called me from upstairs just to check in to see what's my plan tonight. The song contains a phone call recording of Tyler's wife, Jenna Joseph, during its bridge section. The song is really, I'm talking to my wife, hoping that she sticks with me, even though I'm working through this, even though I'm kind of tumbling into nothingness.' You feel like you're swirling and your feet aren't planted.

When the pandemic happened, everything's shut down, everyone was starting to learn that same lesson, where the days of the week lose their meaning, and it was messing with people's reference of time. And that's a lesson that Josh and I learned pretty quickly on tour, because a Friday night and a Monday night could feel the exact same, whether or not we had a show. You lose your sense of what is up and what is down. In an interview for Apple Music, Tyler Joseph told about the overall meaning of the song, explaining, 'When you strip away what day of the week it is, you lose your rhythm.

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