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Monster
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Americana
Monster was released on June 21, 2026 by Alejandro Records as a part of the album Monster - Single
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Release DateJune 21, 2026
LabelAlejandro Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Diego Tinoco
Diego Tinoco
Vocals
Jose Klopp
Jose Klopp
Violin
Danny O'Connell
Danny O'Connell
Cello
Riley Tanner
Riley Tanner
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Diego Tinoco
Diego Tinoco
Songwriter
Oscar Garza
Oscar Garza
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Diego Tinoco
Diego Tinoco
Producer
Will Santos
Will Santos
Mastering Engineer, Producer, Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
I'm not ashamed to be a man
To say I'm selfish, understand
No, it's not enough to be in love
In times like this, oh baby, time's so rough
She don't wanna believe all the things that she seen
The things she fell for were something more
No, it's not okay, the things I've done
The things I've welcomed and I've become
(Ooh-ooh) I'm a monster, a loaded gun
(Ooh-ooh) I'm the monster that you love
[Chorus]
Just hold on, darling, I'm your rebel who lives on the run
I know it's too late, baby, to change me from this monster that I've become
I'm cold sometimes, but I'll move mountains just to make things right
But yes, it's too late, baby, to change me from this monster that I've become
[Verse 2]
I was young and uneasy, try to believe me
Try not to see me how the others see me
I've been dethroned, I'm out alone
I think I fell for the danger zone
In the blurry lights, in this blurry life
Blurry things that I hold inside
I walk with no welcome, I walk with no name
A face with some liquor, it's all the same
(Ooh-ooh) I'm a monster, a loaded gun
(Ooh-ooh) I'm the monster that you love
[Chorus]
Just hold on, darling, I'm your rebel who lives on the run
I know it's too late, baby, to change me from this monster that I've become
I'm cold sometimes, but I'll move mountains just to make things right
But yes, it's too late, baby, to change me from this monster that I've become
Written by: Diego Tinoco, Oscar Garza
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