Fang Lyrics – Maggie Lindemann

Fang Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The repeating word “Fang” sets a dark and haunting tone, showing something wild, dangerous, and addictive, like being trapped in a toxic love.

[Verse 1]
This part talks about someone being drawn to a love that feels like a drug—intense and irresistible. Even though it’s risky and the high fades slowly, they can’t stop wanting it. It feels like destiny, so they don’t even want a cure for the obsession.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer senses that the other person is haunted by thoughts of her. They can’t sleep, and their eyes seem lifeless, showing how deeply this connection affects them. The repeated “fang” hints at that bite of desire that won’t let go.

[Chorus]
This section shows how love feels consuming and painful. The person takes everything from her—emotionally and mentally—until there’s nothing left. It’s a mix of passion and destruction, where love drains instead of gives.

[Verse 2]
This part feels more mysterious and emotional. The singer describes the closeness and heat of their bond, like fire in the night. There’s also guilt and secrecy, wondering if love this intense can ever be forgiven.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, she points out how the person is obsessed and can’t escape the thoughts of her. Their emptiness shows how the love has changed them. The repetition of “fang” keeps that dark, hungry energy alive.

[Chorus]
This time, it hits harder. The love feels completely overpowering—like being bitten over and over again. The person keeps taking until she’s emotionally drained. Even though it hurts, she admits that her love is powerful and all-consuming, like it controls both of them.

[Bridge]
The repeated “fang” here sounds like an echo of the madness between them. It builds the intensity, showing how they’re both trapped in this wild, dangerous cycle that keeps repeating.

[Chorus]
This moment sums up the pain and addiction again. The person’s love is being taken advantage of, but she can’t walk away because it’s consuming her whole being.

[Outro]
The ending feels like acceptance. She realizes that her love is completely overwhelming and unstoppable. Even after all the pain, it still has a strong hold—like the bite that never really fades.