He is best known for his track with Ed Sheeran ‘Little Lady’ which featured on Ed’s ‘Collaboration EP’. To date it is the best-selling track from the EP, out-selling Ed’s other collaborations with artists such as Wiley, Devlin, and Wretch 32.
‘The Guinness & Blackcurrant EP’, a 4-track produced by twice Mercury-nominated Seb Rochford (Babyshambles, Adele, Polar Bear) was released in October 2011, with a music video for lead track ‘Read My Lips’. To date the EP has charted at #4 in the iTunes Hip-Hop Charts and #71 in the Album Charts.
Throughout the end of 2011 Mikill went on nationwide tours with Mac Miller (Rostrum / Atlantic Records) and Ed Sheeran.
Having finished another tour with Ed Sheeran throughout January, Mikill dropped his first release of 2012, ‘The Morris Dancer EP’, out in February on Invader Records.
Following a support tour with Rizzle Kicks throughout April and May, Mikill’s latest release ‘You Guest It’ is a free download available through SBTV. Featuring collaborations with Ed Sheeran, Example, Paloma Faith, Yasmin, P Money, Fem Fel, Katie Price, and Jakwob, the EP received widespread acclaim both online and on radio.
Mikill’s latest success was a sold-out headline show in Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen. He is currently gearing up for the Summer festivals and also a 3-date headline tour in September.
Mikill is currently working on his debut album “Blame Miss Barclay”.
The End
Mikill Pane Lyrics
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I swore that I′d protect her from the drama in the world
I was only trying to defend her
But all I ever do now is offend her
The choices that she's made have torn us apart
And I′m a broken man because a boy has her heart
And I became invisible when said she was sure
That she didn't want to see me anymore
She said she'd tried
To make me see what she could see
She was happy leaving me
Because I was blind
So I replied, "Don′t come crying back to me
You destroyed our family"
Both of us lied
She said she′d tried
To make me see what she could see
She was happy leaving me
Because I was blind
So I replied, "Don't come crying back to me
You destroyed our family"
Both of us lied
I believe that she inherited her father′s mind
So why's she leaving me so very, very far behind?
She looked me in the eye and said, "You raised me
But if I took your side, I would be crazy
You said that if I lived without regrets, I would be strong..."
And then she used it all against me when she did me wrong
And I became invisible when said she was sure
That she didn′t want to see me anymore
She said she'd tried
To make me see what she could see
She was happy leaving me
Because I was blind
So I replied, "Don′t come crying back to me
You destroyed our family"
Both of us lied
She said she'd tried
To make me see what she could see
She was happy leaving me
Because I was blind
So I replied, "Don't come crying back to me
You destroyed our family"
Both of us lied
She′s a chip off the old block
If it′s what we want, we don't stop
Even if it brings things to an end
Since we said to hell with this
All I ask myself is this:
Would I do it all again?
She said she′d tried
To make me see what she could see
She was happy leaving me
Because I was blind
So I replied, "Don't come crying back to me
You destroyed our family"
Both of us lied
She said she′d tried
To make me see what she could see
She was happy leaving me
Because I was blind
So I replied, "Don't come crying back to me
You destroyed our family"
Both of us lied
The song "The End" by Mikill Pane is a heart-wrenching depiction of the broken relationship between a father and his daughter. The singer reminisces about the days when his daughter was young and innocent, and how he had promised to protect her from the harshness of the world. However, somewhere along the way, their relationship fractured and the daughter's choices drove them apart. He feels like a broken man because he believes that a boy has stolen his daughter's heart, and she has abandoned him. He feels helpless and invisible as she cuts ties without remorse.
The lyrics suggest that the daughter believes that her father is closed-minded and narrow in his approach to life. She feels that he has not grown with the times and cannot understand her choices. She no longer wants to be around her father and says she is leaving because he is blind. The lyrics imply that the father also thinks his daughter is making a mistake, but he cannot bring himself to see her point of view. The dysfunctional relationship between the two is highlighted by the fact that both are deceiving each other and themselves.
Overall, the song is a poignant reminder of how the divide between generations can sometimes seem insurmountable. Even when both sides love each other, communication breaks down, and hurt and resentment take over. Mikill Pane's "The End" is a thought-provoking commentary on family relationships and the struggles that come with them.
Line by Line Meaning
I remembered when she was my tiny little girl
The singer looks back on a time when his daughter was young.
I swore that I'd protect her from the drama in the world
The singer made a promise to keep his daughter safe from the dangers out there.
I was only trying to defend her
The singer was simply trying to protect his daughter.
But all I ever do now is offend her
Despite his good intentions, the artist now only upsets his daughter.
The choices that she's made have torn us apart
The daughter's decisions have caused a rift between her and her father.
And I'm a broken man because a boy has her heart
The fact that his daughter is in love with someone else has left the singer feeling defeated.
And I became invisible when said she was sure
The daughter made it clear that she didn't want to see her father anymore, leaving him feeling invisible.
That she didn't want to see me anymore
The daughter expressed that she was done with her father.
She said she'd tried
The daughter claims that she made an effort to get her father to see things from her perspective.
To make me see what she could see
The daughter attempted to help her father understand her point of view.
She was happy leaving me
The daughter is content with breaking off ties with her father.
Because I was blind
The artist's inability to see things from his daughter's perspective is the reason for the broken relationship.
So I replied, "Don't come crying back to me
The singer holds a grudge and tells his daughter not to expect sympathy from him if she ever comes back.
You destroyed our family"
The singer blames his daughter for the downfall of their family.
Both of us lied
Both the singer and his daughter are guilty of not being completely honest with each other.
I believe that she inherited her father's mind
The artist thinks that his daughter shares his way of thinking.
So why's she leaving me so very, very far behind?
The artist is confused as to why his daughter wants nothing to do with him despite being similar to him.
She looked me in the eye and said, "You raised me
The daughter makes it known that her father brought her up.
But if I took your side, I would be crazy
The daughter feels that agreeing with her father's perspective is unreasonable.
You said that if I lived without regrets, I would be strong
The artist instilled in his daughter the idea that living without regret is a sign of strength.
And then she used it all against me when she did me wrong
The daughter twists the advice her father gave her to make him feel guilty for her mistakes.
She's a chip off the old block
The daughter is similar to her father in some ways.
If it's what we want, we don't stop
Both the father and daughter are stubborn in getting what they want.
Even if it brings things to an end
The consequences of their actions don't matter as long as they get what they want.
Since we said to hell with this
Both parties have given up on trying to fix the situation.
All I ask myself is this:
The singer wonders if he would make the same choices if given a second chance.
Would I do it all again?
The singer questions if his choices were the right ones.
Writer(s): Gosling Jake Nathan, Coltman Adam, Uzomba Justin Smith Ikpaema
Contributed by Daniel N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@benluke7697
Shocking isn't it add a bit of maturity and knowledge to a track and it goes criminally underrated
@ConviictC
Found out I got into uni this morning, songs been stuck in my head all day. What a banger.
@dcj97
U graduated? 😂
@wizystudio1
2020 anyone? This gave me goosebumps coming back to this
@pickersplayspop
Yeah. I directed this video and I'm doing a talk so revisited it. Memoreeeeeeeessss
@wizystudio1
@@pickersplayspop great work!👌🏽
@saluterm
@@wizystudio1 2022 baby
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@WhiteGlintZero
2023 mate 🤜🤛
@TechkiV
Anyone has Fairlytale from him?
@pookstermo12
Mikill Pane needs to come and have a show in New York!!