#1 for 3 weeks January 26, 2004 Britney Spears – Toxic This pop song was the most-played in my life soundtrack for three weeks Be the first to share your thoughts How is this artist or song part of your life soundtrack? Song Details Soundtrack Playlisted Recurrent Setlisted Vault Medium-Low Rotation N/A N/A N/A N/A Key notation C Minor Tempo Fast (120-155 BPM) Credits Bloodshy (producer), Bloodshy (songwriter), Britney Spears (lead artist), Cathy Dennis (songwriter), Henrik Jonback (producer), Henrik Jonback (songwriter), Pontus Winnberg (songwriter) Related music Top 10 March 7, 1999 Cathy Dennis – Got To Get Your Love #1 for 1 week March 14, 2004 Emma Bunton – Lay Your Love On Me Top 10 July 25, 1999 Cathy Dennis – Homing the Rocket Top 10 July 11, 1999 Cathy Dennis – Moments of Love #1 for 2 weeks July 4, 1999 Cathy Dennis – Don’t Take My Heaven Song grouping(s) Celebration Essential Office Runway Voxpop Start a discussion Please be respectful. Keep your criticism constructive. Open your mind to new ideas and opinions. Comments are reviewed according to the submission guidelines. Share your thoughts Cancel reply
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