Strange Days
Ja Rule · Other Songs - Ja Rule
no wonder we ain't got a love (got a love)
we livin' in strange days (strange, strange days)
spend it all and we ain't got enough (got enough)
we livin' in strange days (strange, strange days)
- JA RULE VERSE 1 -
ha, yeah
no me, no you, no us
we tried, we failed, what's love?
we fucked, you wanna lie up in who talkin' 'bout names,
who remain anonymous
could it be her, could it be her?
i'm like, what if it was, what if it was? haha
i got sweet dreams only because my life is so strange, gets interesting
for all those who interested, we don't get it in the soap gets intricate
the sex can get infamous, that all depends on just how strange it gets
- CHORUS {700 & RAMZO} -
no wonder we ain't got a love (got a love)
we livin' in strange days (strange, strange days)
spend it all and we ain't got enough (got enough)
we livin' in strange days (strange, strange days)
- JA RULE VERSE 2 -
love triangle, same circle
the square root to evil is virtues
fresh eat, good dick, what's it worth to you
better question baby, how that work for you?
it's gotta be paranoia, to be a ghost to a good friend, paranormal
knowing the road to the dead end's around the corner,
catchin' before you hangin' and you osama
been smashin' his bitch ass, no drama
and what goes around comes back bitch, it's called karma
boomerang, you ain't givin' a 8 mile as soon as we
forget it even happened, alzheimers
- CHORUS {700 & RAMZO} x2 -
no wonder we ain't got a love (got a love)
we livin' in strange days (strange, strange days)
spend it all and we ain't got enough (got enough)
we livin' in strange days (strange, strange days)
Strange Days
Strange Days stands as a notable song in Ja Rule's extensive discography, reflecting the artist's signature blend of hip-hop and R&B. Released during a period where Rule dominated the charts with emotive storytelling and heavy beats, the track showcases his ability to craft atmospheric narratives that resonate with listeners. The song fits seamlessly within his broader body of work, characterized by collaborations with top-tier producers and vocalists who helped define the sound of early 2000s urban music. While specific chart details vary, the recording remains a testament to Rule's influence on the genre, offering a moody exploration of personal reflection and resilience. It serves as a reminder of his capacity to deliver compelling performances that balance commercial appeal with genuine artistic expression.