Wow, sorry I havent been on in about a day... I didnt quite expect such a wide range of comments.. and yes I did read all of them.. excluding the ones that seemed primarily argumentative

I thank you guys for the wide range of advice.. and to one of the last comments, I will tell you what I do have...
1) a good song
2) a good performance
3) a good instrument/ voice
4) a good mic <--- I think, I have heard that NT1-A is good
5) a good recording room <--- I believe I have a good room, although I am not 100% sure what all the pre-requisites for this are.
6) a good mic pre <--- nothing
7) good monitors <--- nothing
8) a good mixing room <---nothing
9) a good engineer <--- nop
10) good processing hardware/plugs <--- dont think so..
11) a good interface ( i'm only talking digital here. For analog, the tape machine would probably be much higher up the list, but i don't have any experience to know where exactly) <--- I have Zoom R8 as an interface.. I was under the impression is was good.. but I guess not ???
12) a good daw <--- I downloaded the Reaper free trial and am liking it so far
13) a good target listener <--- dont care
Seeing as I cant post links yet... you will all just have to trust me on the first three...
One of the largest problems I have to say that I am having in regards to this is as such.... I tried setting up my mic a little bit away and recording solely through that.. but the vocals get slightly over-powered and put in the background to my acoustic (im not fingerpicking if you know what i mean)
then I tried recording the vocals close to my mouth and had the guitar plugged into the R8's input... but the guitar still bleeds over into the vocals... I realize these problems are unavoidable to a degree.. but it would be nice to minimize them.., and again.. not sure if I stated this above... but I need to record all in one take... i feel it sounds un-natural and not very good if I record vocals and guitar seperatley... not an option.
Please disregard spelling mistakes lol.