Inner Light (feat. Elderbrook)

Bob Moses, known for their electronic beats and deep house rhythms, delivers a message of self-empowerment and introspection in their song 'Inner Light' featuring Elderbrook. The lyrics invite listeners to let go of their inhibitions and embrace their own unique rhythm in life, much like one would on the dance floor. The song's repetitive chorus, 'You wanna dance, you don't know how to get it on the floor, then don't hold back for anyone, close your eyes, just follow the inner light,' serves as a mantra for trusting oneself and one's instincts.

The verses of 'Inner Light' describe a scene where someone is standing tired, with a light head, perhaps overwhelmed by life's demands. The song suggests that the solution to this fatigue is to find and follow one's 'inner light,' a metaphor for inner guidance or intuition. The repeated lines 'You count on me' could imply a supportive relationship where one person is encouraging the other to trust themselves and their ability to lead and fly, symbolized by the act of dancing freely.

The bridge, 'So follow me to our old life, falling deeper into the light,' suggests a return to a more authentic self, a life where one is more connected with their inner desires and passions. The song's message is clear: to find fulfillment and joy, one must be willing to dance to the beat of their own drum, to lead rather than follow, and to trust in their own capabilities and instincts, even when the path is not clear.