Syntax: "I got this feeling... inside my bones" uses present perfect simple tense to describe a current state resulting from a past action. The ellipsis (...) creates dramatic pause. "It goes electric, wavy when I turn it on" uses simple present for habitual/regular action, with "electric" and "wavy" as adjective complements describing the feeling.
Morphology: "Got" is informal contraction of "have got" indicating possession. "Electric" and "wavy" are adjectives derived from nouns (electricity) and verbs (wave). "It" is third person singular pronoun referring to "feeling."

Syntax: Parallel structure with "I got that sunshine... got that good soul..." using ellipsis omitting repeated subject and auxiliary verb. "When it drops" is adverbial clause of time modifying "feel." "In my pocket" and "in my feet" are prepositional phrases showing location.
Morphology: "Sunshine" is compound noun (sun + shine). "Good soul" uses adjective "good" modifying noun "soul." "Hot blood" uses adjective "hot" modifying noun "blood." "Drops" is third person singular present tense of verb "drop."

Syntax: "Room on lock" is informal inversion meaning "the room is locked down/under control." "The way we rock it" is noun clause acting as subject complement. "So don't stop" is imperative sentence with "so" as conjunction showing result.
Morphology: "Rock" is verb meaning to perform/dance energetically. "Don't" is contraction of "do not" used for negative imperative. "Stop" is base form verb after auxiliary "don't."

Syntax: "And under the lights when everything goes" uses prepositional phrase "under the lights" and adverbial clause "when everything goes." "Nowhere to hide" is noun phrase with infinitive "to hide" as modifier. "When we move, well, you already know" has comma after introductory clause and discourse marker "well."
Morphology: "Nowhere" is compound pronoun (no + where). "Getting" is present participle of "get." "Already" is adverb of time. "Know" is present tense verb.

Syntax: "I can't stop the feeling" uses modal verb "can't" (cannot) showing inability, followed by base verb "stop." "So just dance, dance, dance" uses "so" as conjunction showing result, "just" as adverb meaning simply/only, with verb repetition for emphasis.
Morphology: "Can't" is contraction of "cannot." "Stop" is base form after modal. "Feeling" is gerund/noun from verb "feel." "Dance" is imperative/base form verb, repeated for rhythmic effect.

Syntax: "It's something magical" uses "it" as dummy subject, "something" as indefinite pronoun, "magical" as adjective post-modifying "something." "It's in the air, it's in my blood, it's rushing on" uses parallel structure with three independent clauses joined by commas.
Morphology: "Magical" is adjective from noun "magic" + suffix "-al." "Rushing" is present participle of "rush." "On" is adverb particle indicating continuation.

Syntax: "I don't need no reason, don't need control" uses double negative for emphasis in informal speech ("don't need no" = need no). "I fly so high, no ceiling, when I'm in my zone" has main clause "I fly so high," appositive "no ceiling," and adverbial clause "when I'm in my zone."
Morphology: "Don't" is contraction of "do not." "Need" is present tense verb. "Control" is noun here. "Fly" is present tense verb. "Ceiling" is noun. "Zone" is metaphor for optimal mental state.