too much

Margø's song "too much" delves deep into the struggles of mental health, particularly focusing on anxiety and overthinking. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with their inner demons, feeling overwhelmed by their thoughts and emotions. The opening lines, "My common sense has left me / Way too good at pretending / Friends with the monsters in my head," set the tone for the song, highlighting the internal chaos and the facade the person puts up to cope with their struggles.

The recurring theme of feeling lost and out of control is evident throughout the song. Lines like "I think I'm losing my mind / Feels like I'm all out of time" and "I feel like I’ve been going backwards / I feel way too much / My mind won’t shut up" emphasize the relentless nature of anxiety and the constant battle to find peace. The metaphor of the brain being a liar and the person being their own worst enemy further illustrates the internal conflict and self-doubt that often accompanies mental health issues.

Margø's raw and honest portrayal of these feelings resonates with many who have experienced similar struggles. The repetition of the question "Where’s my mind?" underscores the sense of disorientation and the desperate search for clarity and calm. The song captures the essence of feeling trapped in one's own mind, unable to escape the overthinking and anxiety that plague them. Through her powerful lyrics and emotive delivery, Margø sheds light on the often invisible battle many face, offering a sense of solidarity and understanding to those who relate to her words.