Tonedeff showing endless affection to the woman, also another reference to royalty in this song.

Notice that this is another Greek mythology reference, this time it’s the sea-goddess Amphitrite, the wife of King Poseidon, god of the seas.

Amphitrite’s name is often used for the sea, as a synonym of Thalassa, which is also another reference to the sea in this song.

He’d rather tell her little white lies to make her feel better about herself so he can have sex with her.

The relationship Tone’s character shares with his lady is more than just sex or any other physical desires they have a deeper connection.

Phoenix rising is the name of a yoga therapy that involves two people which leads to the word “entwine” since yoga involves a lot of close movement.

The next line about the climate reaching its highest peeks could also be a reference to a phoenix, the bird of mythology where it burns fiercely and is reduced to ashes, from which a new, young phoenix is reborn.

That’s a human baby in the seahorse

In his mother’s tomb he can hear her cries for him as she’s consumed by the darkness.

He has high anxiety from the loss of his mother and begins to think of all that she’s done for him and that he wouldn’t be alive if it weren’t for her.

The “doom and gloom” is from the previous line stating that his mother passed away and he blames himself because she died giving birth to him, and as he’s looking up at the sky he see’s a shooting star, he knows it’s her. The star represents her spirit going to the “heavens”.

His mother passed away while giving birth to him, which is why he missed the funeral.