Limitless Lyrics – Central Cee Ganlyrics

Limitless Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Central Cee is reflecting on his life and asking someone to make up their mind about whether they’ll stay with him. He mentions his struggles, like having friends in jail and losing close ones, which makes him appreciate life despite its hardships. He talks about his first real loss when he paid for his friend’s funeral and his involvement in selling drügs, but he’s also grateful that his neighborhood is diverse. There’s a rawness here, as he shares how his family is impacted by his lifestyle, with his sister warning him about the influence on his niece.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Central Cee opens up about the pain he’s been through, trying to express it but feeling it’s impossible to put into words. He recalls times when he slept on a dirty sofa in the “bando” (abandoned house) and the toll it took on him physically. He mentions feeling betrayed by his girlfriend, even after he gave her a luxury car, highlighting the emotional cost of his success. He admits that even though he’s making money and moving up, he still needs a backup plan because things can change quickly. He confesses that family often takes a backseat to money, something that’s hard to admit but necessary for his survival. If he doesn’t have enough money, he feels overwhelmed, even to the point of contemplating suicide, showing the heavy pressure of financial responsibility on his shoulders.

[Chorus]
The chorus is a reminder of the weight of responsibility that Central Cee feels. He’s concerned about paying the bills and providing for his family, and he recalls a time when he felt on top of the world, hustling hard just to survive. He mentions how his mind feels “limitless,” like the feeling in a movie, but he’s also battling inner struggles. Despite everything he’s achieved, he’s aware that his success is a cycle of ups and downs, with a significant milestone—a shoe deal with Nike—that represents a full-circle moment in his career.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Central Cee reflects on his relentless ambition and how he never lost sight of his goals, even in tough situations like leaking ceilings and cold showers. He acknowledges that even if people see things the same way, they won’t always share his vision or struggles. His journey continues with his partner, Ybeeez, and their mission to make it big. He describes his life as like a movie, where things can get graphic and intense, with no way to pause or fast-forward through the tough parts. He talks about leaving the street life but still carrying grief and stress, especially in his relationship, which is filled with tension. Despite outwardly saying he’s fine, he’s carrying emotional weight. He’s aware of his past mistakes and is seeking redemption, yet he still feels restless and unfulfilled. Even though he’s rich, he’s still not satisfied and constantly pushing for more.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats, emphasizing how Central Cee still carries the heavy weight of responsibility for his family. He remembers the grind that got him to where he is today, feeling limitless in his ambition but aware of how fleeting success can be. The shoe deal with Nike marks a major accomplishment, but it’s also a reminder that he’s still working hard and facing struggles.

[Verse 3]
In the third verse, Central Cee dives into his difficult upbringing in a single-parent household, where they lived on benefits and struggled with hard drügs and violence. He talks about how growing up in a rough environment took away their innocence, and how they had to rely on weapons for protection. The sound of sirens was part of his nightly routine, and he feels uneasy about the quieter life he has now. He’s realized that things aren’t always better on the other side and that money doesn’t stop violence or death in his community. He’s not interested in following the crowd; instead, he’s making his own decisions and standing by his friends. As the provider, he’s noticed how people around him have become biased, and how wealth doesn’t always bring peace. He reflects on the importance of using time wisely, as it’s valuable and cannot be bought back.

[Chorus]
The chorus returns again, emphasizing the pressure Central Cee feels to provide and keep moving forward, even as he reaches new heights. The repetition of the Nike deal and the feeling of being limitless underscores both his success and his continuous battle with life’s challenges.

[Outro]
In the outro, Central Cee revisits the same theme from the intro, asking his girl to make up her mind about whether she’ll stay with him or not. It’s a simple, repeated request for clarity in a relationship, echoing the emotional uncertainties and decisions he faces in his personal life. The tone feels reflective, as he contemplates his relationships amidst everything going on around him.