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Have something on the brain

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Sustained FocusPlay
Use when someone can't stop thinking about one topic over a long period. SlideLisa has had wedding plans on the brain for months now.
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Emotional WeightPlay
The phrase often suggests that the thought comes with worry or excitement. SlideEver since the promotion talk, he's had the job on the brain.
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Informal UsePlay
It's casual and more suitable for conversational contexts, not for formal writing. SlideYou really have soccer on the brain, don't you?