Monomania
Clarice Falcão Lyrics

In the song "Monomania" by Clarice Falcão, the singer is expressing her frustration with herself for constantly writing songs about one specific person. She acknowledges that she has already written four, five, or even six songs about this person and knows that it's becoming excessive. Despite her awareness, she still finds herself playing her guitar and singing even as the other person tries to avoid her in the kitchen.

The song's chorus includes a repetition of the singer trying to convince herself that this particular song is not about the person she's been writing about, and then immediately admitting that it is. She's grappling with the fact that she can't seem to stop writing about this person, even though she knows that it's not healthy for her or for her creative output. The last lines of the song are particularly poignant, as she realizes that she'll have to control herself if she ever wants to be able to create something that isn't entirely focused on this one person.

Overall, "Monomania" is a relatable but sobering look at the creative process and how obsessive love can affect one's art. It speaks to the struggle of trying to move on from a person or a situation while also acknowledging how much of an impact they've had on one's life and work.