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The Wuss

from Nomad by Logan Anderson

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Run on by, run on by. I can see your heart is open. Don't ask why, don't ask why. I can't put my feet in motion. You ran by, you ran by. When I looked my heart was open. I won't lie, I won't lie, I couldn't put my feet in motion. I'm not shy, I'm not shy. I wanted to talk to you (baby I wanted you to). But I ran by, I ran by. Maybe that's how it goes (maybe that's how it goes). You'll be livin' it up and I'll be fine. You'll be livin' it up and I'll be fine. You'll be livin' it up and I'll be fine. Come on by, come on by. I pushed you when the door was open. This is why, this is why. My will is bad, my good is broken.

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from Nomad, released April 10, 2014

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Logan Anderson Colorado Springs, Colorado

I've enjoyed making music since I was 13 years old. It wasn't until late 2013 that I decided to be a bit more persistent, so I released my first album, "Nomad". My favorite part of making music is physically playing and experimenting with different instruments and sounds. I think this aspect helps take my songs in great and unexpected directions. ... more

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