Tunnel Vision Song Lyrics - Melanie Martinez

 Tunnel Vision...


"Tunnel Vision," sung by Melanie Martinez, is a mesmerizing and introspective song that showcases her distinctive style and captivating storytelling. With her hauntingly delicate vocals and unique blend of alternative pop and dark electro-pop, Martinez takes listeners on a journey into the depths of her emotions. "Tunnel Vision" explores themes of self-discovery, personal struggles, and the desire to break free from societal expectations. The lyrics delve into the complexities of navigating one's identity in a world that often imposes narrow perspectives. The atmospheric production, combined with Martinez's evocative delivery, creates an immersive experience, drawing the listener into her introspective world. "Tunnel Vision" is an artistic expression of vulnerability and resilience, highlighting Martinez's talent for crafting deeply introspective and thought-provoking music.



Follow the tunnel into the portal
Lay all your burdens to rest
Drink from the fountain, death's holy water
Watch as you're put to the test

I make them panic, it's satanic how I bend my body
Yeah, you can look but you can't touch, I'm not just anybody
Caught in a haze and hypnotized and you're too thirsty
Open your view and you will find, stop searching

Eyes on the prize
Thought the cherry would be better than the pie
You like that, like that, that, like that
That's your demise
Yeah, you hold me like you're rushing to my thighs
Too fast, too fast, fast, too fast

But your focus is empty
Tunnel vision, then dead me
Honeysuckle and fresh meat
But I'm more than that, more than that
Playing house to distract me
But you're no good at acting
Obvious what you're after
And I'm more than that, more than that
And I'm more than that, more than that

They always hustle for the pussy so they'll never get it
I make them tumble down the hill they climbed, I don't regret it
I saw that trick fall out your sleeve and I'm so certain
You hum a tune I don't believe and it ain't workin'

Eyes on the prize
Thought the cherry would be better than the pie
You like that, like that, that, like that
That's your demise
Yeah, you hold me like you're rushing to my thighs
Too fast, too fast, fast, too fast

But your focus is empty
Tunnel vision, then dead me
Honeysuckle and fresh meat
But I'm more than that, more than that
Playing house to distract me
But you're no good at acting
Obvious what you're after
And I'm more than that, more than that
And I'm more than that, more than that

Crossing my heart, I'd rather die
Than be the needle in your eye
Show me how far obsession goes
Could've been more, now we'll never know


Melanie Martinez is a talented singer-songwriter and visual artist known for her unique style and captivating storytelling. Rising to prominence through her participation in the reality TV show "The Voice," Martinez has since established herself as a distinct voice in the alternative pop music scene. With her signature two-toned hair and doll-like aesthetic, she has created a visually captivating persona that complements her music. Martinez's songs often explore themes of childhood, innocence, and the darker aspects of human nature, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and her vivid imagination. Her music seamlessly blends elements of pop, alternative, and electronic genres, creating a sound that is both catchy and haunting. Martinez's evocative lyrics and distinct vocal style, characterized by a delicate and ethereal quality, have garnered her a dedicated fanbase. Her artistic vision extends beyond music, as she incorporates elaborate visuals and storytelling into her music videos and concept albums. Melanie Martinez's artistic expression is a unique and compelling blend of music, visual artistry, and storytelling that continues to captivate and resonate with audiences worldwide.


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