Chico & The Man is completely different from Tonedeff as a solo artist, together him and Kno create something mysterious…

The “woman” described in the first verse is his mother a graceful lady, resembles royalty.

Tone knows you can still hear him as his voice fades to the background – this is directed both towards us, the listener, and his late mother. It is a common believe that relatives of yours who have died, can still hear you from the other side.

He then starts talking to his mother, telling her that this beautiful girl he met reminds him of her

Getting a threesome ain’t easy but you give your partners something “hard” too.
Ménage à trois is a French term which originally described a domestic arrangement in which three people having sexual relations occupy the same household – the phrase literally translates as “household of three”.

Tonedeff and fellow QN5 artists; (of CunninLynguists) Deacon the Villain and Kno’s friend “Dirty D” was shot dead during a robbery.

He can’t sleep at night with the amount of pressure on him (Thousand pounds exactly!). All he can think about is all of the problems in the world, not to mention his own; being in debt, death of a friend, etc.

As you grow older you slowly lose the will to live. You look back at your life and realize the mistakes you made and can’t help but wonder what could’ve been compared to how things are now, you begin to have regrets.

Each verse reflects that even though life on the road is hard, they know that they have to keep on doing what they’re doing to make a living for not only themselves but for their families.

Triple Entendre

1. A ‘shit storm’ representing a bad situation.
2. A “raincoat” could refer to a condom, in which he forget to wear one, hence “I’m in a shit storm,” because he could’ve impregnated her.
3. A literal ‘shit storm’ is something you wouldn’t wanna be in the middle of…