Unholy

Austin Giorgio's song "Unholy" delves into the dark and tangled web of infidelity and betrayal within a relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who discovers his partner's unfaithfulness and decides to take matters into his own hands. The recurring line, "Mummy don't know daddy's getting hot at the body shop, doing something unholy," sets the tone for the song, highlighting the secretive and morally questionable actions taking place behind closed doors.

The protagonist reveals his disillusionment with his partner, whom he once believed to be a "lucky lucky girl" who had everything she wanted. However, as he uncovers her deceit through phone logs and photos, he realizes that she has been unfaithful with his best friend. This revelation leads him to a vengeful act, inviting her mother to his body shop and engaging in an unholy act himself. The transformation from a loving partner to someone he never wanted to be is a central theme, as he grapples with the betrayal and his own response to it.

The song's narrative is further complicated by the protagonist's decision to change his name and assume the role of "Step Daddy," symbolizing a complete break from his past identity and relationship. This act of retribution and the subsequent shift in roles underscore the cyclical nature of betrayal and the emotional turmoil it brings. Giorgio's use of vivid imagery and raw emotion captures the essence of a relationship marred by lies and infidelity, making "Unholy" a powerful exploration of the darker side of love and trust.