In My Bones (feat. Lost Frequencies)

David Kushner's song 'In My Bones,' featuring Lost Frequencies, delves into the profound and often unspoken feelings of deep connection and understanding between two people. The recurring phrase 'I feel it in my bones' serves as a powerful metaphor for an intrinsic, almost instinctual feeling that transcends mere verbal expression. This suggests a level of intimacy and emotional resonance that is felt on a physical and spiritual level, highlighting the depth of the relationship depicted in the song.

The lyrics explore themes of hidden emotions and the struggle to reveal one's true self to another. Lines like 'There's something in the darkness that you hide' and 'You're reaching for the light that you can't find' suggest a partner grappling with inner darkness or secrets they are hesitant to share. The narrator offers a sense of safety and persistence, willing to hold these secrets and provide unconditional support. This is further emphasized by the willingness to 'hold them till the day that I die,' showcasing a commitment to their partner regardless of the emotional highs and lows.

The song also touches on the idea of an unshakeable bond that persists even in the absence of sight, as indicated by 'If my eyes were closed, I could follow where you go.' This line implies a deep-seated connection that goes beyond the physical, entering a realm where two people are intertwined so deeply that they are attuned to each other's essence. The use of sensory imagery and metaphors throughout the song enriches its emotional landscape, making 'In My Bones' a poignant exploration of love, trust, and the invisible ties that bind.