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Long Distance


They say long distance relationships don't work out, That all you do is sit around and pout. But even though I did pout, It was worth it, without a doubt. Seeing you made my day, no, my week, I was smiling all the way home like a geek. What I'm trying to say is you make me happy and I hope we can make it through the summer, Because if we don't, I would be sad and it would be a bummer.
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