Coming Too Close

TONY SLY

There was a time when you would come and go
Now there's no time left to react
Just as it starts to heal in comes a bitter end
Well you were already to leave my side and then

You're coming too close and I can't pretend
That I'll pick you up or let you come in again
We've been through this before, so please understand
That nothing in this heart can save you from the pain you seek
If you pick up the phone please don't call on me

No one can save you from the undertow
Nobody can blame you for the past
Just as I started thinking "Everything's alright"
You showed us surely that your tenth time was your last

You're coming too close and I can't pretend
That I'll pick you up or let you come in again
We've been through this before, so please understand
That nothing in this heart can save you from the pain you seek
If you pick up the phone please don't call on me

Yesterday I saw you falling to the ground
Seems like things get worse when no one is around
It's not OK

You're coming too close and I can't pretend
That I'll pick you up or let you come in again
We've been through this before, so please understand
That nothing in this heart can save you from the pain you seek
If you pick up the phone please don't call on me

Trivia about the song Coming Too Close by No Use for a Name

On which albums was the song “Coming Too Close” released by No Use for a Name?
No Use for a Name released the song on the albums “More Betterness!” in 1999, “Live In A Dive” in 2001, and “All The Best Songs” in 2007.
Who composed the song “Coming Too Close” by No Use for a Name?
The song “Coming Too Close” by No Use for a Name was composed by TONY SLY.

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