I'll come to meet you in Moscow, Idaho. I'll drive down to you in Utah, specifically to ????.I want to hear you say "Jessica, when you're in Philadelphia I would love to be courted long distance from Portland"


I think it would be great if you lived in a different state. Otherwise i am to busy i'm always in a rush and there's not enough room for all my stuff. i like boys from Tennessee, and they sure now how to make them in Ypsilanti. I'm going to bring a little Brianna to you in Montana and be wishin' i was kissin' with you in Michigan

I used to think it was great when i got to look forward to seeing your face
But now that we occupy the same space i just cant get excited in the same way

The further away, the fuzzier your face. The harder to make out your less desirable traits. When i'm looking at you through a telescopic lens, its easier for me to use my imagination. but when i'm looking at you through a microscopic lens, thats when it's harder for me to pretend.

That i still think it would be great if you lived in a different state. For thats the only way we can remain, in this lovey, dovey, romantic phase without the drag of the everyday.

I'm sorry that i liked you better when i only knew you through your letters. Take it from me- the best way to be is fickle and fleckless and wishy and washy.

Let me tell you the best thing to do when you live in a city is find yourself a hottie and when you realize that you want more then just a smooch, pack up your things and move to Minneapolis or Duluth .


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    the best oneeee

    newcoterierotaryon April 02, 2009   Link
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    ???? is "Provo"

    Provo is a city in Utah.

    trolliwonderon September 21, 2009   Link
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    This is called "I think it would be great" not "Tape Song"

    oaklandazulasylieon March 13, 2010   Link
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    There's two versions. One called Tape Song, the other I Think It Would Be Great

    eatsofaon April 30, 2010   Link

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