Tina
Fuse Odg · Other Songs - Fuse Odg
She hurt my head, oh mama (Oh, oh, oh)
But my eyes won't leave her
I go head over heels for TINA
My cheerleader, she's my diva oh
[Intro: Fuse ODG & (Angel)]
(She hurt my head, oh mama)
It's Fuse
AY!
(She hurt my head, oh mama)
Eeii
OK
It's a worldwide movement
Killbeatz let's go
[Verse 1: Fuse ODG]
There ain't no rain or no barrier to stop her loving her baby o, o yeah
There ain't no storm or no hurricane to stop her hugging her baby o
(No way)
Even when the sea come carry me
go my TINA go come and save me o, o yeah
Not even the walls of Jericho can stop her touching her baby o
(That's why I'm loving my lady o)
[Repeat x2]
Even when harm comes round my way
It's like your arms is where I lay
Because I feel you when you pray
And I already know I'll be ok
[Hook x2]
[Verse 2: Fuse ODG]
Love the way she holds me
Telling me old stories
Like Nelson Mandela and truth behind Tripoli
Love the way she holds me
When I'm down and lonely
Makes me feel all better
Telling me no don't you worry
Since I came out the womb o
Mama gave me my room o
She be numero uno
I want the whole world to know
Since I came out my mama womb o
TINA gave me my room o
She be numero uno
I want the whole world to know
[Hook x2]
[Bridge: Fuse ODG & Angel (x2)]
(oh oh yeah yeah)
Tina na na na na yeah
(oh oh yeah yeah)
Tina na na na na oh
(oh oh yeah yeah)
Tina na na na na yeah
(Still I love way she hold me)
Na na oh na na na yeah
[Outro (Over repeated bridge)]
She hurt my head o mama (x3)
Still I love the way that she holds me
Tina - Fuse ODG
Fuse ODG's 'Tina' stands as a defining track within the electro-funk genre, showcasing the artist's signature blend of soulful vocals and driving electronic rhythms. Released during a period where the artist was refining their sound to merge organic instrumentation with modern production, the song exemplifies the energetic style that characterized their discography in the late 2000s. The recording features a distinct bassline and rhythmic complexity that became a staple in the artist's catalog, reflecting the broader movement of electro-funk that prioritized danceable grooves and melodic hooks. As a standalone single, 'Tina' captures the essence of Fuse ODG's ability to craft memorable, high-energy tracks that resonated with audiences seeking a fusion of classic funk sensibilities and contemporary electronic textures.