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Tunnel Vision Lyrics

by Kodak Black

Lyricist: Kodak Black

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Tunnel Vision Lyrics

Southside And Lil Metro on that beat Lil Kodak they don't like to see you winnin' They wanna see you in the penitentiary I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' My mama told me, "Boy make a decision" Right now I gotta keep a tunnel vision I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' Lil Kodak they don't like to see you winnin' They wanna see you in the penitentiary I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' My mama told me, "Boy make a decision" Right now I gotta keep a tunnel vision They sendin' all my homies on a mission And I ain't tryna miss out on these millions I jumped out of that Wraith, Kodak bought a Wraith I get any girl I want, any girl I want She want me to save the day, but I ain't got a cape She wanna see me everyday, she wanna be my bae That money make me cum it made me fornicate Uh, I'm the shit, I need some toilet paper Follow my player rules then we gon' be okay On the real, I need a bih' who gon' cooperate Lil Kodak they don't like to see you winnin' They wanna see you in the penitentiary I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' My mama told me, "Boy make a decision" Right now I gotta keep a tunnel vision I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' Lil Kodak they don't like to see you winnin' They wanna see you in the penitentiary I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' My mama told me, "Boy make a decision" Right now I gotta keep a tunnel vision They sendin' all my homies on a mission And I ain't tryna miss out on these millions I told you niggas, I'm gon' be that fuckin' nigga Everything be good 'til you doin' better than 'em They wanna see a nigga shot or see me in the system All you niggas out here poison like snake venom Codeine in my liver, rockin' Balenciaga denim I'm booted even when I'm sober, I don't need a jigga They sendin' all my niggas on a fuckin' journey I told that baby to come over 'cause I'm fucking horny My mama told me kill these niggas, son keep it goin' I'm thug to the bone, but I'm still her baby boy Lil Kodak, boy they hate to see you in a foreign They miss when you was in that 'Yota kickin' door Lil Kodak they don't like to see you winnin' They wanna see you in the penitentiary I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' My mama told me, "Boy make a decision" Right now I gotta keep a tunnel vision I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' Lil Kodak they don't like to see you winnin' They wanna see you in the penitentiary I need me a lil' baby who gon' listen Girl I don't wanna be the one you iggin' My mama told me, "Boy make a decision" Right now I gotta keep a tunnel vision They sendin' all my homies on a mission And I ain't tryna miss out on these millions

Meaning of Tunnel Vision

“Tunnel Vision,” by Kodak Black, is a raw and unsettling portrait of paranoia, ambition, and the cyclical nature of his turbulent life. The central metaphor – “tunnel vision” – perfectly encapsulates his state of mind: fixated on immediate gains, suspicious of everyone around him, and increasingly detached from reality. He’s surrounded by envy and resentment, fueled largely by the perceived success of Kodak himself and his circle, leading to a constant threat of legal trouble and violent confrontation. The repeated refrain, “They don't like to see you winnin'/They wanna see you in the penitentiary,” underscores this pervasive anxiety; it’s not just about material wealth but about maintaining dominance within his dangerous Southside environment. Beyond the surface boasting about luxury cars, designer clothes, and casual references to drug use, there’s a desperate need for stability – symbolized by his desire for a “lil' baby who gon' listen” – a yearning for something genuine amidst the chaos. His mother’s advice, “Boy make a decision,” highlights this internal struggle; he recognizes the necessity of focus but struggles to achieve it. The lyrical shifts between celebrating success ("I get any girl I want") and acknowledging destructive habits (“Codeine in my liver”) reveal a man grappling with both his desires and their potential consequences. Ultimately, "Tunnel Vision" isn't just about Kodak’s individual circumstances; it’s a chilling reflection of the pressures and anxieties inherent in a life lived on the margins, perpetually anticipating betrayal and striving for an elusive sense of control within a world determined to pull him down.

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