Feel Free
Kano Lyrics

So the stories told in London Town
The different experiences and tales in London are shared and passed down.

From the east and the west we come,
People from different parts of the city and the world come together.

And we'll all feel better tomorrow,
There is hope for a brighter future.

When the lord does come.
The belief in a higher power bringing redemption and relief.

It could a Cartier or a Rolex,
Valuable possessions and material wealth.

Presidential threat to magary,
A warning to the dangers of power and corruption.

hi-tech yes I can tell by the heartbeat,
The presence of advanced technology and its impact on society.

And you can probably take a pretty chick from a party,
The lure of temporary pleasure and the potential consequences of it.

But guess what time don't wait for no man,
The inevitability of time moving forward and its connection to mortality.

Upside down 'til no sand it won't slow down,
Time will continue to move forward regardless of circumstances.

It's going it's going 'till it's gone,
The fleeting nature of time and life.

It feels right 'till you notice that it's gone,
The realization that something was valuable only after it has been lost.

And why can't we all get along,
The desire for unity and peace among people.

It's peace whenever I turn the mic on,
The power of music to bring people together and create a peaceful environment.

It's beef whenever I turn to violence,
The contrast between the peacefulness of music and the violence that can come from other forms of expression.

It's deep in the east I'm deep in the beats,
The connection between hip hop and eastern culture.

I sleep on the beach and see my nephew see 24,
Reflecting on family and the passage of time.

Am I easily pleased umm I just wanna clean up my community,
Simple desires to improve one's immediate surroundings.

And throw a party for the whole street hardly asking for a whole leap,
The desire to bring people together in celebration without expecting anything in return.

It's deeper than music it's a movement now sing along to it
The message and power of music, and its role in driving social change.

Lalalalalalalalalalalalalalala,
The repetition of a simple, joyful melody.

But sometimes you have to fight, struggle, grind, hustle
The difficulties and challenges that come with pursuing success.

And you get no peace and too much trouble no range rover with rims on,
The struggles of achieving success and the false promises of material rewards.

Put your headphones on and sing along,
The power of music to provide comfort and escape from the struggles of life.

If you just get by the pence and ain't got no money for the rent,
The struggles of financial insecurity and poverty.

When your self motivations gone put your headphones on and sing along,
The importance of finding internal motivation and the power of music to provide comfort and inspiration.

Look times of the essence rhyming's a weapon,
The urgency of time and the power of music to create change.

Metal detectors and lines at the entrance,
The reality of violence and the need for heightened security measures.

See I made the news when my gig pulled,
The impact and attention that comes with success.

Same show next year no violence at all,
The hope for peace and the possibility of social change.

But no more rap breaks and academies,
The criticism and stereotypes associated with hip hop culture.

But I'd like to see them shut down McD's,
The negative impact of fast food and corporatism on society.

Cause they shootin' nah made you look,
The prevalence of violence in American society and its connections to societal issues.

You're the slave to the page in a cheque-book
The constraints of capitalism and the pressure to succeed financially.

Did use a few G's to the police,
The corruption and unethical actions of those in power.

Just to put a show on for the fans to see,
The superficial priorities of some artists and the corruption that can come with fame.

If you listen the I'll spit the lyric,
The power of words and storytelling.

In N.W.A style and start killin' em
The impact and influence of hip hop music.

Nah I just wanna make them see,
The desire to use music to communicate a message and create social change.

Spit my verses say my piece,
The importance of using one's platform to make a statement.

Get off my back it'll make my sleep,
The desire to escape from criticism and the importance of finding inner peace.

A hell of a lot easier this week,
The struggle to balance personal and professional pressures.

Cause time in the present life is a lesson,
The constant opportunity for growth and learning in life.

I'm still learning trying for perfection,
The pursuit of self-improvement and growth.

I'm still giving you fire on the record,
The artist's dedication to creating quality music for their fans.

The vinyl's like Ryu's fireballs,
The impact and power of music, and its influence on culture.

Yes I've got the road the world's my oyster,
The freedom and opportunity that comes with success.

I want the globe it's DDDamon you already know,
The desire for global influence and recognition.

KKA N to the O if mumsies hardly at home,
The struggle of growing up without a strong family support system.

You and your bro share the same clothes,
The struggles of financial insecurity and making do with what you have.

Work ain't done cause your baby sittin'
The difficulties of balancing personal responsibilities with professional pursuits.

Fell free sing along to the riddim
The power of music to bring joy and unite people across backgrounds and experiences.

If you grew up without no dad,
The impact of absent fathers and the difficulties that come with it.

And everything you want you can't have,
The struggles of financial insecurity and unfulfilled desires.

Lost love ones and you really miss em'
The pain and grief of losing loved ones.

Just feel free sing along to the riddim,
The healing and comforting power of music.