Long-distance love
A long-distance love song to send across time zones
She's having breakfast while you're having dinner. He says goodnight when it's still mid-afternoon where you are. Long-distance relationships run on time zones, video calls that freeze at the best moment, flight prices checked at midnight and a countdown circled on the calendar. They're stories made of waiting and coming back, and they deserve a song that tells them honestly, without pretending the distance doesn't hurt.
Tell us where each of you lives, how many miles or hours lie between you, how you fill the days between flights. The lyrics can become a promise for your next visit, or the gift waiting when the plane lands. The link opens in any country, and the lyrics can be in English or Italian. Listen to the free preview and send it, whatever time it is on their side of the world.
How it works
- Answer a few questionsTheir name, what connects you, two or three memories.
- Read the lyricsChange them word by word, or ask for another draft.
- Listen for freeTwo musical versions: pick the one you prefer, and unlock it only if you love it.
- Give itA link to the gift page, with lyrics in time with the music, or a printable card with a QR code.
What to tell us about your distance
- The two cities, and what each of you sees out the window while you talk.
- The time difference: who sets an early alarm for the other, who stays up far too late.
- Your long-distance rituals: the movie watched together on a call, the surprise care package, the good-morning voice note.
- The countdown: how many days are left, and the very first thing you'll do when you're together again.