Tictac Lyrics – Chiara Oliver

Tictac Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In this verse, the singer admits to playing hard to get, hoping the person she’s interested in will chase her. She observes them while they sleep, but knows they don’t dream about her. Her friends are getting tired of hearing her constantly talk about this person, as she repeats the same thoughts over and over.

[Verso 2]
Here, the singer reveals her obsession, admitting that she has read the person’s messages but wonders why they don’t talk about her. Though people call her crazy, she confesses that she’s just crazy in love. She feels consumed by this obsession and compares herself to a b0mb, implying she’s on the verge of explosion.

[Estribillo]
The chorus highlights the singer’s restlessness. She hasn’t slept in months because she’s fixated on the person she loves. She expresses how she’s pouring her feelings into a notebook and counting the hours, waiting for something to change, possibly a significant event like a wedding.

[Post-Estribillo]
The repeated “tictac” represents the passing of time, echoing the singer’s anxious waiting. The ticking of the clock emphasizes her impatience, showing that time is slipping away, and she’s obsessed with the idea of the person noticing her.

[Verso 3]
In this verse, the singer reflects on her intense love, asking why the person doesn’t show the same affection. While others may find her overwhelming or toxic, she sees herself as their future spouse. She suggests extreme actions like writing a poem or getting a tattoo of her name, but downplays it as not too crazy.

[Puente]
The bridge reveals the singer’s desperation for attention. She wonders if the person would come to her rescue if she crashed her car, hinting that she’s willing to go to extreme lengths to get them to notice her and care for her.

[Estribillo]
This is a repeat of the earlier chorus, emphasizing the singer’s ongoing obsession. The lyrics reiterate how she has been unable to sleep for months, consumed by thoughts of the person. She’s still writing in her notebook and counting the hours, implying her feelings are only growing stronger over time.

[Post-Estribillo]
The ticking sound continues to dominate, creating a sense of urgency and tension. It reflects how time is passing, and the singer’s fixation on waiting and counting down is relentless. The repeated “tictac” deepens the feeling of obsession, capturing her growing frustration and anticipation.