These past few days I've been in 4 states, on 8 flights, and in 4 time zones promoting my single "Come On Over", and I've had such a great time! I have met some really amazing people and I feel at home in this world. I feel like I never left Texas - haha!!!

As you know, I did the View yesterday, and I was so nervous. It felt like my knees were going to give out! It has been a long journey building back my confidence to stand there in front of the world. But I feel like I have f...

These past few days I've been in 4 states, on 8 flights, and in 4 time zones promoting my single "Come On Over", and I've had such a great time! I have met some really amazing people and I feel at home in this world. I feel like I never left Texas - haha!!!

As you know, I did the View yesterday, and I was so nervous. It felt like my knees were going to give out! It has been a long journey building back my confidence to stand there in front of the world. But I feel like I have found that place again.

I also need to thank you all for the support you are giving my single. #3 on itunes country chart!?!?! And seeing the reaction at radio, watching it go higher on the charts is amazing. I am coming to some fairs this summer and I hope to see you all there!

Life is all memory except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going. - Tennessee Williams

xoxo jess

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Come On Over JESSICA SIMPSON Producer(s): John Shanks, Brett James Label: Columbia Nashville Pop princess and tabloid queen Jessica Simpson needed to hit a home run with her country debut if she wanted any shot of being accepted in a skeptical carpetbagger's world, which has recently been inundated by the Eagles, John Mellencamp, Darius Rucker, Bon Jovi and Jewel. How about this? Mission accomplished and then some. Sexy, flirtatious "Come On Over" is everything it needs to be—u...

Come On Over JESSICA SIMPSON Producer(s): John Shanks, Brett James Label: Columbia Nashville Pop princess and tabloid queen Jessica Simpson needed to hit a home run with her country debut if she wanted any shot of being accepted in a skeptical carpetbagger's world, which has recently been inundated by the Eagles, John Mellencamp, Darius Rucker, Bon Jovi and Jewel. How about this? Mission accomplished and then some. Sexy, flirtatious "Come On Over" is everything it needs to be—undeniably country and not forced. Under watchful maestro John Shanks and Brett James, Simpson shines on a steel guitar-laden track that finds her pleading with a beau to drop everything for a little loving. Is it the most thought-provoking tune in recent years? No, but Simpson is convincingly ready to play in the country arena. Come on over, indeed. —Ken Tucker

Nothing says "I'm over yet another humiliating breakup" like a song about desperation. Simpson's reign as Tony Romo's girlfriend has tanked and so has her career as a best selling pop star, so for her new album she's making like Jewel and going back to her country-western roots. Surprisingly, her first twangy single is a slick treat. Begging a boy to drop his dirty dishes and come to bed, Simpson keeps it simple and on a Shania Twain-esque foot-stomper built on energetic acoustic and slide...

Nothing says "I'm over yet another humiliating breakup" like a song about desperation. Simpson's reign as Tony Romo's girlfriend has tanked and so has her career as a best selling pop star, so for her new album she's making like Jewel and going back to her country-western roots. Surprisingly, her first twangy single is a slick treat. Begging a boy to drop his dirty dishes and come to bed, Simpson keeps it simple and on a Shania Twain-esque foot-stomper built on energetic acoustic and slide guitars. Welcome to Nashville , Jess, where ditsy blondes are the new black. KYLE ANDERSON