Somewhere Out There by PCSongman

Give My Regards To Broadway Season 2
Round 7 - Finals: Contestant's Choice
Song: What You Own
Show: Rent by Jonathan Larson, as performed by Anthony Rapp and Adam Pascal
Partner: Myself

Rent is a rock musical with music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson based on Giacomo Puccini's opera La bohème. It tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists and musicians struggling to survive and create in New York's Lower East Side in the thriving days of Bohemian Alphabet City, under the shadow of AIDS.

The musical was first seen in a limited three-week Workshop production at the New York Theatre Workshop in 1994. This same New York City off-Broadway theatre was also the musical's initial home following its official January 25, 1996, opening. The show's creator, Jonathan Larson, died suddenly the night before the off-Broadway premiere. The show won a Pulitzer Prize, and the production was a hit. The musical moved to Broadway's larger Nederlander Theatre on April 29, 1996.

On Broadway, Rent gained critical acclaim and won a Tony Award for Best Musical among other awards. The musical is largely responsible for helping to increase the popularity of musical theater amongst the younger generation. The Broadway production closed on September 7, 2008, after a 12-year run and 5,124 performances, making it the eighth-longest-running Broadway show, eight years behind The Phantom of the Opera. The production grossed over $280 million.

Lyrics Sheet
Mark
Don’t \breathe \too /deep
Don’t \think /all \da\\y..
Dive \in /to/ /work
Drive \the /ot\her /wa/\\y
That \drip /of /hurt!
That \!pint /of \shame….
Goes /a\way
Just /play \the \game~

You're /li\ving /in /A/me\ri\ca
At the /end \of \the \Mil/len/ni\um\\
You're /li\ving /in /A/me\ri-ca
Leave your /con\science \at /the \tone
And \when \you’re /liv\ing /in /A/me\ri-ca
At the /end \of \the \Mil/len/ni\um\\
You're \what \you own~

Roger The Film maker can\not \se\e
Mark And the /song wri\ter /can\not \he/..\\ar..

Roger Yet /I /see, /Mi\mi \eve\ry-whe\re~
Mark Angel’s /voice.. \is /in \my /e/..\\ar

Roger >Just tigh\ten \those shoul\ders
Mark

Roger Just /don't \let /go

Roger Or you ma..\y drown…
Mark v Or /you ma..\y \drown…

You're /li\ving /in /A/me\ri\ca
At the /end \of \the \Mil/len/ni\um\\
You're /li\ving /in /A/me\ri\ca
Where it's /like \the \twi/light \zone
Mark And \when \you’re /li\ving /in /A/me\ri-ca
Roger ^And when your living in A/mer\ri-ca
At the /end \of \the \Mil\len/ni\um\\
You're \what \you own~

/So /I \own, /not\a \no..\tion
I /es/cape, \and /ape. /con\tent…
I \don’t /own \e\mo\tion /I re\nt…

Mark What \was /it \a/bout /that \ni\\ght?..
Roger /What /was \it \a\bout \that \night?..

Mark Con/nec\tion, /in \an /I \so-/la../ting /age..
Roger Con/nec\tion, /in \an /I \so-/la..^ting \\a,\\///ge..

Mark For /once, \the /sha\dows /gave.. \way, /to /li/\\ght
Roger For /once \the /sha\dows \gave way /to \light..

Mark For /once, \I /did\n’t \dis/e\n-ga\ge..
Roger v For once, ^I /did\n’t \dis/e\n/gage..

Mark
An\gel, \I /hear \you, \I /hear \it, \I /see\ it, \I /hear it my film!~
Roger
Mi\mi, \I /see \you, /I \hear \it, /I \hear \it, \I /hear /it \my /song!

Mark
Alexi, Mark, Call me a hypocrite, I need to finish my own film
Roger
One /song /glo/ry, Mi../mi \your /eyes

Mark
I QUIT!
/Dy\ing /in /A/me\ri\ca
At the /end \of \the \Mil/len/ni\um\\
We're /dy\ing i/n /A/me\ri\ca
To /come \in\to /our \own
Mark And \when \you’re /dy\ing /in /A/me\ri-ca
Roger ^And when you duing in A-mer-ri\ca
At the /end \of \the \Mil\len/ni\um\\
You're not a/l/one \o o o \one

I'm not a/lo\\\.../o/one
I'm not al\o…/o\o/o/one