"The Wake Forest Revolution"  Parental Advisory genre: Emo
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	I'M BACK IN BUSINESS - This is a temporary version of my first recorded song - temporary until my friends (and if you would please give me feedback at logans@ufl.edu or AIM:STRUNGOUTGETUPKI, that would be great) give me their comments. Otherwise, see what the song means to you.
	CD: The Wake Forest Revolution Credits: Songwriter/Producer - Logan
	Story Behind the Song This song was done in bits and pieces; any spare moment I could find, where R. Jay (Leaves Still Green - check him out) wasn't around or I didn't have class or a test, I was recording and/or mastering on my roommate's recording equipment...which isn't a lot of time. I wrote the lyrics in college after a few odd experiences, but the guitar was the first piece I ever wrote acoustically. Unfortunately, because R. Jay will be back in Ft. Lauderdale for the summer I won't be able to record, so if you happen to like this song you'll have to wait a while till I can finish - cause I have a bunch partially done - more songs. And once again, your comments would be much appreciated (logans@ufl.edu). Lyrics Hiding behind computer screens; doesn't seem much easier to me, to pour these words through fingers frozen to lettered keys. This mason jar - it bears fault lines - soon it will break and cover the earth in swelling oceans, to carry you away from me. Built you up, on this pedestal of pickup sticks: pull one out and it comes crashing down, around me/you. chor: Your lies advertise a pleasure-fuck vacation for two. Your affair should have ended there, when I admitted to loving you. refrain: But it's not so easy now... You're a big girl any...

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