Visions
Senadanielcano Lyrics

(uh uh uh)
A vocalization to set the rhythm and flow of the song.

Blessings so much how can I count 'em?
Acknowledging the abundance of blessings in his life, and the difficulty in counting them all.

Flow so cold I should do this on a mountain
His rapping skills are so good that he could perform in the cold altitudes of a mountainous terrain.

Igniting revolution, I'm all about 'em
He is passionate about starting a revolution and making positive change.

Fight pollution from the ground up
He seeks to combat pollution and other environmental issues from the grassroots level.

I went from California to Oklahoma, Michigan, DC, Irvine with two diplomas
He has travelled to different states in the US and earned two degrees.

I'm not a statistic, I have a story
He refuses to be defined as a stereotype or just another number, and instead has his own unique story to tell.

Thanks to those that paved this path before me
He acknowledges those who came before him and helped to make his accomplishments possible.

Shoutout to my first gen college graduates
He offers recognition to other first generation college graduates like himself.

They said that we couldn't handle it
Others doubted their ability to succeed as first generation college graduates.

We made it, we graduated
Despite the doubters, they were able to complete their degrees and graduate.

If you feel the vibes, then let the speakers bang it
Encouraging listeners to embrace and fully immerse themselves in the music.

If you open your eyes, then the vision is greatness
If you are receptive and aware, you can see all the potential for greatness in the world.

We just rapping our lives, ain't tryna be famous
He and his fellow artists are simply expressing their own experiences and perspectives, without the intention of becoming famous.

Picture me rollin' by your home fence, I don't need to raid yours, yall can catch me in Oakland
He doesn't need to engage in criminal activity, and is content with just being himself and doing his own thing in his hometown of Oakland.

Up, up, and away (way) Up, up, and away (way) We go up, up, and away (way) Up, up, and away baby Up, up, and away (way) Up, up, and away (way) We go up, up, and away (way) Up, up, and away baby
The chorus of the song, speaking of rising above and taking off into a better future.

Went against the odds so how can you doubt him
Despite facing challenging circumstances, he has still persevered and succeeded.

All about peace and freedom I'm a real man
He values peace and freedom, and sees himself as a genuine and authentic individual.

Flow so polished that it's become a rare gem
He has perfected his style of rapping to the point where it is rare and exceptional.

Hold up I'm bringing it back (huh) Always giving the facts Lyrical game on attack I leave everything on the track (woo) It's return of the mack
He is confident in his skills as a rapper, and doesn't hold back when expressing himself in his music.

Everybody knows I got it like that (oh you got it like that?) Yeah I got it like that (ha)
He has great skill and talent, and others recognize and acknowledge this.

I'm just keeping it real Expressing how I feel and I hope it's ideal We rhyme for the love and not for a deal So you know this is how it had to be
He is staying true to himself and his own experiences, and hopes that audiences can connect with what he has to say.

Nothing in this life comes free
Acknowledging the reality that everything in life requires some kind of cost or sacrifice.

I'm slowly turning into my dreams into reality I'm 23 now with a college degree Your girl thinks I'm hot wait till she hears my degree
He is working to make his dreams a reality, having achieved a degree and making progress towards his goals. He also adds a hint of humor and charm with the mention of his attractiveness to others.

Up, up, and away (way) Up, up, and away (way) We go up, up, and away (way) Up, up, and away baby Up, up, and away (way) Up, up, and away (way) We go up, up, and away (way) Up, up, and away baby Up, up, and away (way) (baby)
The chorus, once again emphasizing rising up to a better future.