Key of D. As performed by Andy Mientus. The low note is A2. The high note is G4. Performed by Andy Mientus at a benefit concert for "It Gets Better" at Joe's Pub on December 5, 2011.

Performed by 13-year-old Joshua ColleyThis 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.

Luca Padovan at The Cutting Room on 8/29/2013Example of a kid singing the song in key of A Seth Eliser at Lincoln Center on 7/16/2012Example of an adult singing the song in Key of C The song can work for both kids and adults playing kids

Written for the 52nd Street Project with lyrics by 10-year-old Adnan Ahmed. For two unchanged boys' voices and one girl. As performed by Lewis Grosso, Aaron Bantum and Sarah Safer. Key of G. The low note is G3. The high note is D5. Performed by Lewis Grosso, Aaron Bantum and Sarah Safer at (Le) Poisson Rouge on February 7, 2011.

Written for the 52nd Street Project with lyrics by 10-year-old Adnan Ahmed. For two adult male voices and one woman. Key of C. The low note is C3. The high note is G4. Performed by Lewis Grosso, Aaron Bantum and Sarah Safer in the key of G at (Le) Poisson Rouge on February 7, 2011.

Simon Thomas, Michael Patrick Walker at London Hippodrome on 8/19/2012 Andy Mientus, Michael Patrick Walker at Birdland, NYC on 11/07/2011As the woman he's secretly loved for years is about to walk down the aisle, a man finally musters the courage to tell her how he feels. Comedic but also touching, this song is ideal for a singer under 30 with...

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