Toxic
Britney Spears · In the Zone
I'm calling
A guy like you should wear a warning
It's dangerous
I'm falling
There's no escape
I can't wait
I need a hit
Baby give me it
You're dangerous
I'm loving it
Too high, can't come down
Losing my head
Spinning 'round and 'round
Do you feel me now
With a taste of your lips
I'm on a ride
You're toxic, I'm slipping under
Tasting the poison paradise
I'm addicted to you
Don't you know that you're toxic
And I love what you do
Don't you know that you're toxic
It's getting late to give you up
I took a sip
From my devil cup
Slowly taking over me
Too high, can't come down
It's in the air
And it's all around
Can you feel me now?
With a taste of your lips
I'm on a ride
You're toxic, I'm slipping under
Tasting the poison paradise
I'm additcted to you
Don't you know that you're toxic
And I love what you do
Don't you know that you're toxic
With a taste of your lips
I'm on a ride
You're toxic, I'm slipping under
Tasting the poison paradise
I'm additcted to you
Don't you know that you're toxic
And I love what you do
Don't you know that you're toxic
With a taste of your lips
I'm on a ride
You're toxic, I'm slipping under
Tasting the poison paradise
I'm additcted to you
Don't you know that you're toxic
And I love what you do
Don't you know that you're toxic
Intoxicate me now
With your loving now
I think I'm ready now
Intoxicate me now
With your loving now
I think I'm ready now
Toxic
Released in 2003 on the album In the Zone, "Toxic" stands as a defining pop anthem that redefined the sound of the early 2000s. The track features Britney Spears' iconic falsetto vocals layered over a distinctive electronic beat, blending R&B influences with dance-pop to create a signature sound that became synonymous with her career at the time. As a lead single from In the Zone, the recording marked a significant shift in her musical direction, moving away from her teen-pop roots toward a more mature, club-oriented style. The song's production and lyrical themes of obsession and transformation resonated globally, establishing it as one of the most influential pop recordings of the decade and cementing Spears' status as a cultural icon.