Natural Blues
Moby · Go: The Best Of [2006]
Oh, lordy, my troubles so hard
Oh, lordy, my troubles so hard
Don't nobody know my troubles but God
Don't nobody know my troubles but God
(repeat three times)
Went down the hill, the other day
My soul got happy and stayed all day
Went down the hill, the other day
My soul got happy and stayed all day
Oh, lordy, my troubles so hard
Oh, lordy, my troubles so hard
Don't nobody know my troubles but God
Don't nobody know my troubles but God
(repeat twice)
Went in the room, didn't stay long
Looked on the bed and brother was dead
Went in the room, didn't stay long
Looked on the bed and brother was dead
Oh, lordy, my troubles so hard
Don't nobody know my troubles but God
Don't nobody know my troubles but God
(repeat three times)
Went down the hill, the other day
My soul got happy and stayed all day
Went down the hill, the other day
My soul got happy and stayed all day
Oh, lordy, my troubles so hard
Oh, lordy, my troubles so hard
Don't nobody know my troubles but God
Don't nobody know my troubles but God
(repeat twice)
Went in the room, didn't stay long
Looked on the bed and brother was dead
Went in the room, didn't stay long
Looked on the bed and brother was dead
Natural Blues
Moby's "Natural Blues" stands as a defining track from the electronic pop era, blending atmospheric synth textures with a melancholic vocal delivery. Released on the compilation "Go: The Best Of [2006]", the song exemplifies his signature style of merging ambient soundscapes with danceable rhythms. The track reflects a period where Moby explored deeper emotional resonance within his electronic framework, moving beyond pure club-oriented production to create introspective listening experiences. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke a sense of quiet introspection, making it a staple in his discography that resonates with fans of both electronic music and indie pop.