
Shania Twain returns with a fresh track from her latest project, “Little Miss Twain (Extended).” “Problematic” showcases her signature blend of country-pop storytelling and bold, modern production.
The song delves into the tangled emotions of a love that feels both exhilarating and unsettling, capturing the push‑and‑pull of desire and self‑reflection.
It’s problematic
The way that you turn me on automatic
You categorize me as a fanatic
But I don’t mind at all
It’s problematic
You’re bending me backwards like acrobatics
I’m so obsessive, I’m forming habits
I don’t mind at all
I get the shakes as the day breaks
I haven’t slept a wink without you
I know they say I’ve lost my way
That’s probably problematic
Here’s my heart, just go ahead and stab it
Blood dripping, his ribbon, why don’t you wrap it?
I don’t mind at all
I get the shakes as the day breaks
I haven’t slept a wink without you
I know they say I’ve lost my way
That’s probably problematic
I’m a woman who needs a man
Can’t help myself, it’s just who I am
Problematic
The way that you turn me on automatic
You categorize me as a fanatic
But I don’t mind at all
No, I don’t mind at all
Fans have praised “Problematic” for its candid lyrics and catchy hook, noting it adds a compelling new layer to Twain’s evolving sound.
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