Unholy

The lyrics describe a married man secretly meeting someone for a sexual encounter, while his wife and children are unaware. The mood is playful and provocative, but the story also suggests betrayal: the man leaves his family behind, and people around him are already gossiping. The other woman appears to enjoy the attention and expensive gifts, making the encounter sound both transactional and exciting.

“Keep your business clean” means behave discreetly and avoid scandal; here, the lyrics imply that the man has failed to do so, since others whisper about where he goes. “Drop the addy” is informal slang for “send the address,” while “back it up” refers to moving one’s body in a sexualized way. The repeated description of the affair as “unholy” casts it as morally wrong, though the song presents it with a teasing, celebratory energy.

The lyrics do not offer a detailed account of anyone’s feelings, so the woman’s motives remain open to interpretation. She may be attracted to the man, his gifts, or both; the lyrics emphasize luxury as much as intimacy. Likewise, the catchy repetition makes the secret encounter sound glamorous, but details about the wife, children, and gossip keep the betrayal in view.