Tink Delivers New Track "Falling In Love"

Tink delivers some smooth vibes just in time for your Valentine's Day playlist.

BYAron A.Feb 01, 20195.6K Views

Tink's been on a steady grind for the majority of this decade but she, unfortunately, hasn't broken out to the extent that she should've. It's been nearly a year since she blessed us with her project, Pain & Pleasure. 2018 will hopefully be the year we get a full-length project from her. However, she's still here blessing us with new music whenever she can. Today, Tink enters the month of love with some seriously smooth vibes with her latest single, "Falling In Love."

Tink is back with her latest track, "Falling In Love." The song follows the release of "Lost" which dropped last week. Her latest single is a love ballad that speaks directly to the emotions associated with the song's title. Tink showcases both her singing and rapping skills on the track. It's another strong effort by her. Keep your eyes peeled for more new music from Tink.

Quotable Lyrics
Hella bitches wanna have you
I'm the only woman that could bag you
Got me intertwined and I'm jealous over mine
If somebody gon' be dyin'

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