(L Beats)
I made a lot of money, spent most of it makin' a bail
Doin’ whatever, feel ain't gettin' nowhere, like a pitbull tryna chase its tail
It get lonely on this paper trail
Had to make a sad song for all the soul snatchers runnin’ from they shadow
Fuck I'ma cap for? I don't tweet, I just show
Made peace with my ghosts so I can reap what I sow
Yeah, soon I hop out the booth, I hop in the V with my Zoe
I'm in the sheets with a big old pole, ain't tryna sleep with my ho
Mm, mama called me jokin', thinkin' 'bout my newborn, Kiope Fiki
You Heaven-sent and, bro, you lightskin, you look like just like me
Shootin’ guns, abusin’ drugs, I'm too young to be livin’ like this
My grandma say, "A lot of people gon' di? about you, Dieuson"
If you call me Jason, then you kn?w me way before I was famous
I'll murder Satan when I go deliver my soul to Haiti
Go ask my mami, I'm lil’ Bill, I kill for real
Ask my family, I was ill since I was lil'
Tryna catch fire
Kodak Black, real name Bill Kahan Kapri, is an American rapper and singer born in Pompano Beach, Florida, in 1997. Active since 2014, Kodak Black quickly gained popularity for his raw and direct rap style, often focusing on themes of hardship, violence, and social struggle. Among his most notable tracks are "Tunnel Vision", "ZEZE" (featuring Travis Scott and Offset) and "Roll in Peace". Throughout his career, Kodak Black has faced several legal controversies that have impacted his musical activity. Despite this, he remains a prominent figure in the contemporary rap scene, appreciated for his authenticity and talent for telling real-life stories.
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