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Créditos
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Jerry Dixon
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Idina Menzel
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Carmel Dean
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Randy Cohen
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Ann Sanders
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Anthony Rapp
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Curtis Holbrook
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If/Then: A New Musical Orchestra
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James Snyder
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Jason Tam
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Jenn Colella
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Joe Aaron Reid
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Ryann Redmond
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COMPOSICIÓN Y LETRA
Tom Kitt
Composición
Brian Yorkey
Letra
Michael Starobin
Orquestación
PRODUCCIÓN E INGENIERÍA
Tom Kitt
Producción
Steven Epstein
Producción
David Stone
Producción
Letra
Think of each plaza, pier, and public park
How many sit there empty, lonely, dark
Think of it, for tomorrow's sake
Think of how you and I can make our mark
You and I, we can draw a brand-new grid
Everything that you dreamed of as a kid
Give it a year, and go with me
Soon enough, you'll say "Look what we two did"
You've always had the right dream
We've always made a tight team
Now at last you're back, exactly where you ought to be
So let's make a map of New York you and me
22 Reade, a building, sidewalk, shade
Now a memory that for Beth will never fade
And I could be planning city sites
Where memories just like this one might be made
33 Bond, where I wrote my first book
Greenwich and Moore where I learned how to cook
The Center Street courts, I intern there
The joy of this job is everywhere I look
That market was my first job
That diner was my worst job
And everywhere around me are these lives I left behind
The tunnel where I laid rail
The co-op where I made my first sale
They make a map of New York in my mind
Put a sticker on the map where you landed that first day
Put a pin on the bridge
On the train
On JFK
On the street where I swore I'd afford a place someday
Every avenue and place
Every building, every face
Of the lovers and the friends
The beginnings and the ends
Make a map of NYC
Where I've been and who I'll be
And you'll find me
And you're feeling adrift, alone, apart
Then suddenly life will somehow start
And a map of New York is written on your heart
On your heart
On your heart
I'm too old for all that shit
To be told I'm selling out
Then again, all these years
Did I lose what I'm about?
On the street, in the cold
It's so hard to fight the doubt
Then you hear the tunnel hum
With a train about to come
And you surface to the street
And you fall into the beat
You can trace a line to me
On that map of NYC
Right where I should be
Think of how human life will ebb and flow
People, and how they'll come and how they'll go
Remember the things we hoped and planned
Remember them, and believe them, and you'll know
We'll know
We never walk a straight line
We never check a street sign
But it's in the detour that we truly find our way
We always know the way home
As long as we can stay here we're home
And we make a map of work
And we make a map of play
And we make a map of New York every day
Ending the night at 23rd and 3rd
Liz and her date, who's hanging on each word
Writer(s): Brian Yorkey, Thomas Kitt
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