Fatal
Tank · Other Songs - Tank
bad, bad. I saw the signs but I had to touch it,
she tried to warn me didn't listen had to cut it.
thought I could play the game,
treat her like the rest, but she wasn't falling for
it falling for it. don't get me wrong am always up
for the challenge am gonna keep it real she was more than I could handle.
She, I remember how she put it too me,
she told me not to play with her,
ooh she said if you want it say you love me, and I hate that I did game.
Blowing up my phone, stalking at my home,
burning up my clothes (fatal).
scretching feelings on my ride,
posted at my job, disrespecting moms (fatal).
breaking windows at my house,
poisoning my dog, put holes in the condom (fatal).
she was fatal, fatal, fatal.
This chick is crazy, man she got it bad,
now there ain't no turning back (back,
back) this all happen so fast she went from one thing
to the next. if I had known I would have never brushed
you off! and charged you to the game as just another
lost. first stage I stayed in there to long,
second stage next day I had notes on my phone,
third stage am not admiting I was wrong if I had only known.
She, she acted like this was her first time,
she wasn't that serious in the beginnng,
ooohh she said if you want it say you love me, and I hate that I did it!
She following me around. slashing all my tires,
trying to get me fired (fatal),
sneaking in my crib, scaring at me crying whilst am
still sleeping (fatal), she slap me in the face for
me to beat her up so I can get locked up
(fatal) she was fatal, fatal, fatal, fatal.
Fatal - Tank
Tank's 'Fatal' stands as a defining track within his electro-industrial catalog, embodying the raw energy and mechanical precision characteristic of his work in the early 2000s. Released during a period where he was refining his signature sound, the song captures the frenetic pace of the genre through its driving rhythms and aggressive vocal delivery. As part of his broader discography, 'Fatal' reflects the era's fascination with dystopian themes and high-octane electronic production, distinguishing it from his other singles like 'I Wish I Was Yours' or 'Coldest'. The recording serves as a testament to Tank's ability to blend industrial grit with melodic hooks, creating a sonic landscape that remains influential in the electro-industrial community. Its impact extends beyond mere entertainment, cementing his status as a key figure in the genre's evolution during that specific timeframe.