Penitentiary Lyrics by Kodak Black is a brand-new English Rap song in the voice of popular artists Kodak Black & C-Murder, featured in the album “Gift For the Streets”. Music of this song produced by DzyOnDaBeat while lyrics penned down by Kodak Black. After released accompanied by a music video, “Penitentiary” quickly gained popularity in United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany & France.
Genre: Rap
Country: USA
Song Release Date: December 25, 2024
Album Release Date: December 25, 2024
Dive into the full lyrics below and immerse yourself in the emotions and storytelling that make this song unforgettable.
Penitentiary Lyrics
[Intro]
(I love you, Dzy)
I don’t love you, b!tch
[Verse 1]
Ever since I was in elementary
We already knew I’d be in penitentiary, yeah
A thug life, you know, the one I’m livin’
We already knew that I’d be goin’ to prison, yeah
Ain’t seen my n!gga Fee in a lil’ minute
Thinkin’ how we used to be off in the trenches, yeah
Reminiscin’ on them days when I was stealin’
Swapped out the cash for gold, money for millions, uh
I bossed up, this shit a wonderful feeling
They should’ve nevеr let me in this business, yеah
I growed up, this shit a wonderful feeling
Was playin’ with BB guns, now we killin’, yeah
If I had that money back then, it’ve been way different
Could’ve bought my grandmama a new kidney, huh
If I had that money back then, it’ve been way different
I probably never would’ve had to be a menace, yeah
I got this money, but I already adjusted
This shit just upgraded my whole thuggin’, yeah
Lost some of my day-one n!ggas just because it
But I ain’t trippin’, ’cause they know how I’m comin’, mm
We already knew my future since a youngin
We already knew that I’d be chopper bustin’, yeah
I got this money, but I already adjusted
This shit just upgraded my whole thuggin’, yeah
We already knew my future since a youngin
We already knew that I’d be servin’ junkies, uh
I was just a shawty, I was road runnin’
A basehead hit me for a whole onion
[Interlude]
Is there a heaven for a gangster?
Gave me life twice, f*ck it
Murder Man, Kodak, you heard me?
Is there a heaven for a gangster? Check it out (Oh)
[Verse 2]
If I die alone in prison, tell my children that I was a living legend (Yeah)
Reppin’ 187, dead bodies, yup, I smell ’em (I smell ’em)
Might never see heaven, but f*ck it, my brother dead
Rest in peace to Big Kevin, you a legend
Real n!ggas, I feel ’em (I feel ’em), but sometimes, they rat (Yeah)
They have a weak moment, gotta get the gat and then I kill ’em (Dead)
And the drugs, I deal ’em (Deal ’em), I come up in the Calliope
Now where my dog at? Free my n!gga Marlo (You a dog)
I run the streets, cardio, my life is hard, though (Hard, though)
So they gave me life, they always charged
To cut bars, n!gga, f*ck sarge (F*ck the world)
I’m in the cell blowin’ with goonies (Good goonies)
Me and Joey Crack, it’s loony (Yeah)
I’m on the west, y’all, my n!gga Poonie (West 7th)
Snort a powder bag, I’m zonin’ and I’m like f*ck the world
F*ck my girl, and then I look at her picture and I wanna f*ck my girl (F*ck her)
You see, my mind playin’ tricks behind this fence
So I commence to vent and act like I ain’t got motherf*ckin’ sense
I’m in the pen’
[Outro]
One thing I’ma tell you, bruh, you heard me?
You gotta keep it real with your, with your people when they locked up, dog, don’t forget about ’em
Don’t handle ’em bad, you heard me? Bro, you gotta, you know what I mean? You know, a real n!gga, you gotta—
Real n!gga gotta get love, you heard me?
From the hood, from the streets, from his fam, everything, bruh, you know?
Joce your dog
Don’t forget that, joce your dog, ’cause when you go, your dog gon’ joce you
That’s what it, keepin’ it true mean, you heard me?
Yeah, and I stamp these rules and I stand by these rules ’til I die, you understand me?
Real talk
Better ask somebody ’bout me
That’s how I’m comin’, you understand?
Decoding The Song Lyrics
Kodak Black’s “Penitentiary” song lyrics explores themes of struggle, survival, and reflection on a life shaped by hardship and crime. The lyrics detail the artist’s journey from a troubled youth destined for incarceration to achieving success, despite the sacrifices and losses along the way. It highlights loyalty, the weight of past choices, and the importance of supporting those who are incarcerated. The artist reflects on missed opportunities, loved ones, and staying true to the rules of the streets.
Penitentiary (MV)
Audio Credits
Artists : Kodak Black, C-Murder
Album : Gift For the Streets
Lyrics : Kodak Black, KasimGotJuice, C-Murder
Music : DzyOnDaBeat, KasimGotJuice
