For a female voice. Key of Eb. Performed by Josh Young on his self-titled debut album in the key of Ab: Listen here!

Performed by 13-year-old Joshua Colley in the original key. This was a song written for and with children with autism, but I find that it works just as well for anyone who wants to sing about self acceptance and being different.

Check out Celia Keenan-Bolger's performance on Jeff's podcast. Performed by Victoria Clark at Birdland, November 20, 2006 Performed by Lizzie Klemperer at Birdland on April 18, 2006

Written with the students of Young People's Theatre Workshop under the direction of Claudia Carlsson. A surprisingly moving song about an elevator, performable by most solo performers, or by a group. A whole step up from the original, for a soprano or tenor. Key of D. The low note is C#4. The high note is D5. Performed by Jenni Barber...

Unperformed key! Try it out and post it on YouTube, your video could end up here! Key of C. The low note is C3. The high note is F4. Performed by Nadia Quinn in the key of A at (Le) Poisson Rouge on February 7, 2011.

Caissie Levy at Dubway Recording StudiosALBUM PROMO VIDEO Song featured on the album "Here For You (Ballads For Broadway Impact)" which is now available on iTunes!

From the album "37 Notebooks". Depending upon the age of the singer, feel free to change the lyric from "37 years" to "27 years." Preview this song here.