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Title: Ain't No Rules
(P. Yuan)
In this song, I rap about the coming of age as one grows older. I also ask the question - "who will be greater in 20 years, Lebron James, or Michael Jordan?"
Lyrics:
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Chorus:
Ain't no rules in this rap game
(What's that mang)
Cinderfella is my last name
(Get cash mang)
Straight writin' while you copy
You bitin' don't jock me, I'll burn you two copies
(Sounds great) x2

My flow is ferocious I'm knockin' instrumentals
You couldn't serve me with a spoon and utensils
this year I know some of you graduatin'
some still here, so be glad you made it
some never went, they worked after high school
whatever works for you, it's your life do
what you want with it but I ain't here to preach.
I ain't giving you a graduation speech
I'm just here to ask you how these last few
years have been, see my tears my friends?
I found love lost it what about you?
have you already done what you set out to do?
My friends how you doin', give me a call
matter fact, don't just listen to this song
is life just how you imagined it to be
or are you living a really messed up movie?

Chorus:
Ain't no rules in this rap game
(What's that mang)
Cinderfella is my last name
(Get cash mang)
Straight writin' while you copy
You bitin' don't jock me, I'll burn you two copies
(Sounds great) x2

Life is great but then life's a trip
whatever cards get dealt, that's the life you live
people get high on all types of drugs, 
when all y'all really need is love 
2013 it's been 10 years 
class reunion time shed plenty tears. 
I think back ta 2003 when we were just ballin' and life was sweet. 
When did life get hard when did this shit start? 
We can't quit now we got this far. 
my girl left and that shit hit hard. 
some wanna hate but I got a good heart. 
Life ain't great but I reach for the stars. 
if I don't make it I'd still hit Mars. 
Dream of big cars platinum plaques, be the last to laugh like
hardy har har

Chorus:
Ain't no rules in this rap game
(What's that mang)
Cinderfella is my last name
(Get cash mang)
Straight writin' while you copy
You bitin' don't jock me, I'll burn you two copies
(switch it up) x2

one life 2 live u look quiet and nervous
Vancity's favorite like Wayne is the pride of New Orleans
A fire is burning inside me while I strive for higher learning
Cursed to live the life of an orphan
Rhymin' while running high on endorphins
All I wanted to buy was some Jordans
while I'm stuck in this line that I'm bored in.
You hear the fire when I'm recording
like I'm preachin' Christ to the Mormons
The mind is an organ
If I sold a piece the price would be higher than yours n'
like pizza I'm gettin' a slice of your portion
bright as an orange.
Controversial like Christ and abortion I'm ill
how does it feel to live the life of a doorman?
I'd rather die now than live life dormant.
I be Will Smith and you like Tracy Morgan
when I'm gone, they compare me to Norman Mailer
In twenty years who gon' be greater - Lebron or Jordan?
And maybe Yuze, but he's a wordsmith!

Ain't No Rules (Explicit)(Prod. by SF Traxx)

EP write up:

I wanted to make music that I felt I would genuinely listen to on my own time if it was someone else’s. I tried to capture a lo-fi golden era feel with the producer RELIGION and we always aimed to maintain the vibe consistently from front to back. The production utilized analog synthesizers, drum machines, tape and vinyl effects to create a warm and airy soundtrack and the same direction was applied during the mixing and mastering stages. I wrote from a very natural and honest place and selected from a wide selection of concept beats that inspired melodies and lyrics.

West coast artists Moka Only, Lizzy, Kapok and Tristate are featured on Never forget to imagine.

Hip Hop is a Religion

Yuze P. (You-zee P.) is a rapper hailing from Vancity (Vancouver), British Columbia, CANADA.

After moving around East Vancouver at an early age, Yuze P.'s family finally settled in Marpole, West Side Vancouver, where he honed his rap skills. Rap was frowned upon at home, so as a kid, Yuze P. would wait until everyone was asleep to start bumping rap radio in his room. Marpole is what makes him. This is his story.

My greatest influences: 2Pac, Nas, Jay-z, Eminem, Big Pun(isher), The Notorious B.I.G., Dr. Dre, Common, Hot Boys, Canibus, LL Cool J, Ma$e, Outkast, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Wu-Tang Clan, Method Man, Redman, Busta Rhymes, Mobb Deep, Scarface, DJ Quik, Kurupt, DPG, KRS-One, Rakim, Gangstarr, Rappin-4-Tay, The Game, Ice Cube, Warren G, Westside Connection, & more.

Ain't No Rules (Explicit)(Prod. by SF Traxx)

Yuze P.

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