Syk Sense - Rules lyrics

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Syk Sense - Rules lyrics

[Intro] Mhm Am I, am I, am I? Working on my rules, yeah Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah-yeah-yeah Am I, am I Am I, am I [Verse 1] Am I asking for too much Like all my vouchers are all used up Like do you really want a new love? Feel like you're out here tryna choose up Look I've been out here doing backflips Like I was training for Olympics To all the n***as tryna pocket watch Just know that bag got a little big [Hook] Rules, working my rules Working on my rules Rule number one Rule number two Working on my rules, working on my rules Rule number one Rule number two [Verse 2] Rule number one no explaining Rule number two no complaining 10,000 hours like it's nothing I take my hardest times and turn 'em into something Don't you lie, don't tell me lies, no I don't f** with that I tell truth and nothing but it, I'm in love with that Running through my rules telling you what not to do Like don't you kick no fake sh** and lose your attitude Know I'm on the hiNigh (high) Quick to pull a ciNard (card) Realest on the bliNock (block) We don't do pretenders So you should never triNy (try) Or we gon' make 'em dinner [Bridge] Working on my rules, yeah, my rules Follow or you lose Working on my rules, yeah, my rules You don't get to choose I've been feeling new You should let me teach you how to move I've been working on my rules I've been working on my rules [Hook] Rules, working my rules Working on my rules Rule number one Rule number two Working on my rules, working on my rules Rule number one Rule number two [Outro] Tell you where I'm at I was setting these rules, they was running off track I'm on a high, we on the way I'm on a high, we on the way Disobey my rules and we got problems And I just came off of six years of them sh**s From exes to labels and being homeless I didn't have it, wasn't able Now I could own it, that's if I want it I'm way too young for your sh** Way too young to be this lit Working on my rules Lot of rules that I learned growing up in Zone 6