As Performed by Julie Benko (without backup vocals) on YouTube As Performed by Bridie Carroll (with backup vocals) on Youtube

From Tales From The Bad Years. As performed by Andy Mientus and Steven Booth. Recommended for extremely high tenors. In the key of B. The low note is C3.The high note is A4 for Guy 1 and G4 for Guy 2. As performed by Andy Mientus and Steven Booth at (Le) Poisson Rouge on February 7, 2011.

From Make Me Bad. Lindsay Mendez at Joe's Pub NYC on 3/28/2011This was "Make Me Bad's" live performance debut. Lindsay Mendez embodies this character and song. Lindsay Mendez at Joe's Pub NYC on 3/27/2012A year after this song's debut and it still rings with the same fire brought on by Lindsay Mendez's amazing personality and performance.This song comes from a...

From Fugitive Songs. Performed by Andy Mientus at Le Poisson Rouge on September 9, 2012. Performed by Andrew Keenan-Bolger at 54 Below on September 15, 2014.

Male/female duet from Tales From The Bad Years. As performed by Carrie Manolakos & Nathan Tysen. Key of C. Female vocal range is A3-E5, with optional riffs to G5.  Male vocal range is C3-G4.  Backup optional, and achievable with various combinations of voices. Performed by Carrie Manolakos and Nathan Tysen at (Le) Poisson Rouge on February 7, 2011.

From 35MM.Music and Lyrics by Ryan Scott OliverKey of CVideo is in C: Emma Hunton, Matt Doyle at Le Poisson Rouge. Download the complete cast recording of 35MM at iTunes and visit www.ryanscottoliver.com for more.

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.

From Tales From The Bad Years.. For a soprano or high belter. Farah Alvin's version - can work as a solo or with backup. Key of F. The low note is E3. The high note is F5. (Don't be scared of the low notes - there are alternates written in, and you can "ghost" them. Anyway, it's *supposed* to sound...

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.