Biography:
Jason Robert Brown is an American musical theatre composer and lyricist from Ossining, New York. His career began with the unorthodox Songs for a New World, whose original off-Broadway production ran for 28 performances at the WPA Theater in New York City in 1995. The show sits on the boundary between musical and song cycle: it is a series of largely disjoint songs with (unlike a musical) no plot or characters that continue from song to song, but the songs and production themselves are highly theatrical and character-driven.
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Other songs:
- Another Life
- A Summer In Ohio
- Christmas Lullaby
- Coming Together
- I Could Be In Love With Someone Like You
- Id Give It All For You
- If I Didnt Believe In You
- If I Told You Now
- Im Not Afraid
- King Of The World
- Letting You Go
- Nobody Needs To Know The Last Five Years
- Nothing In Common
- On The Deck Of A Spanish Sailing Ship
- Opening Sequence The New World
- See Im Smiling
- She Cries
- Stars And The Moon
- Still Hurting
- Wondering
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Letting You Go: Jason Robert Brown
Tabbed by Robin Young
G5 Csus2/G
Sweeping up plaster
G5 Csus2/G
Mopping the floor
G5 Csus2/G G5 Csus2/G
Washing the windows
G5 Csus2/G
Cleaning the closets
G5 Dsus2/F#
Closing the door
Em11
Filling the cracks
Csus2
Out in the hall
Em11
Scraping the paint
Dsus2/F#
Off of the wall
Bm7(add4)
Changing the lock
C6/9
Turning the key
G/D
Letting you go
C/D G5 Csus2/G G5 Csus2/G
Away from me
G C/G
Knowing it’s better
G5 Csus2/G
Here in my head
Gsus2 Csus2/G G5 Csus2/G
Doing the laundry
G5 Csus2/G
Washing the dishes
G5 Dsus2/F#
Making the bed
Em11
Nothing to fight
Csus2
Nothing to choose
Em11
Maybe it’s good
Dsus2/F#
Learning to lose
Bm7
Maybe I’ll shine
C(add2)
Finally free
G/D
Letting you go
C/D G5 C5/G
Away from me
Gsus2 Em11
If I were smart
C(add2)
If I were strong
Em11
If I could just
Dsus2/F#
Say I was wrong
D/F# Bm7
Say it was me
C(add2)
Say I could move
Bm7
Make you believe
C(add2)
These things improve
G/D
Could I forget
Cm6/D
All of the cracks
G/D
Deep in the ground
Cm6/D
Under our tracks
G/D
And if I could
B7(B9)/D#
Then would you see
Em9 C(add2) Em7 C6
Or would you go away
Em7 Cmaj7 Em11 Csus2
Would you go away
Em11
Facing the facts
C(add2)
Watching the clock
Em11
Maybe you’ll change
D/F#
Just down the block
Bm7
And if you did
Csus2
Where would I be?
G/D
Letting you go
Am7/D G5 C2/G G5 Csus2/G G5 Csus2/G
Away from me
Tabbed by Robin Young
G5 Csus2/G
Sweeping up plaster
G5 Csus2/G
Mopping the floor
G5 Csus2/G G5 Csus2/G
Washing the windows
G5 Csus2/G
Cleaning the closets
G5 Dsus2/F#
Closing the door
Em11
Filling the cracks
Csus2
Out in the hall
Em11
Scraping the paint
Dsus2/F#
Off of the wall
Bm7(add4)
Changing the lock
C6/9
Turning the key
G/D
Letting you go
C/D G5 Csus2/G G5 Csus2/G
Away from me
G C/G
Knowing it’s better
G5 Csus2/G
Here in my head
Gsus2 Csus2/G G5 Csus2/G
Doing the laundry
G5 Csus2/G
Washing the dishes
G5 Dsus2/F#
Making the bed
Em11
Nothing to fight
Csus2
Nothing to choose
Em11
Maybe it’s good
Dsus2/F#
Learning to lose
Bm7
Maybe I’ll shine
C(add2)
Finally free
G/D
Letting you go
C/D G5 C5/G
Away from me
Gsus2 Em11
If I were smart
C(add2)
If I were strong
Em11
If I could just
Dsus2/F#
Say I was wrong
D/F# Bm7
Say it was me
C(add2)
Say I could move
Bm7
Make you believe
C(add2)
These things improve
G/D
Could I forget
Cm6/D
All of the cracks
G/D
Deep in the ground
Cm6/D
Under our tracks
G/D
And if I could
B7(B9)/D#
Then would you see
Em9 C(add2) Em7 C6
Or would you go away
Em7 Cmaj7 Em11 Csus2
Would you go away
Em11
Facing the facts
C(add2)
Watching the clock
Em11
Maybe you’ll change
D/F#
Just down the block
Bm7
And if you did
Csus2
Where would I be?
G/D
Letting you go
Am7/D G5 C2/G G5 Csus2/G G5 Csus2/G
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