"Am I Coming On Too Strong?" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	What begins as a personal relationship hanging in the balance becomes a metaphor for our relationship with the world. With a conscience of "correctness", a part of us wonders if we over-step any boundaries, while the other part continues to trample the daisies.
	CD: Phfobric's NC   Label: unsigned Credits: All performances by Phfobricopeia
	Story Behind the Song See decription. Do we REALLY care if we hurt other peoples' feelings, or invade their space, with all the scope that this reasoning implies? A song about personal boundaries, and the attitudes we create/concoct to save face, the perceived "bottom-line". Lyrics Am I Coming On Too Strong? Words and Music © 2003 Frank Patterson For November Charlie 1V: Could of wrote a letter. Would it have been better to be face to face? Could of seen a movie. Would it have been rude of me to be chased away By your evidence? Is the present tense? 2V: When you look right through me I can’t feel the loving. (I) want to fade away. When our lives get better I’ll try to break the tether. I won’t be afraid. Can’t give in to the fear. That’s what they’re dying to hear! BR: Though I wanna take the high road I just seem to float along. You see, I just want to have what’s mine. CH: Am I coming on too strong? Am I coming on too strong? SOLO BR: Though I wanna take the high road I just seem to float along. You see, I just want to have what’s mine. CH: Am I coming on too strong? Am I coming on too strong? 3V: I fail to see the humor in an inoperable brain tumor. There’s no lighter-side. Haven’t you heard the rumor? We’ll all soon be armed troopers defending the USA Have to defend our shores. That’s what I’m trying to say! BR2: Though we wanna take the high road we just seem to float along. You see, I just want to have what’s mine. CH: Am I coming on too strong? Am I coming on too strong? Am I coming on too strong? Am I coming on too strong?

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