Just You, Just Me by Jesse Greer

Overview

Key: C major · Chords used: 15 · Sections: 4

Form: A Section → A Section → Bridge → A Section

Where these chords come from: a lead sheet of this public-domain song, contributed by a musician to the Wikifonia archive and preserved in the OpenEWLD lead-sheet collection (Simonetta et al., 2018). It describes the song as written, not any particular recording. This page shows that lead sheet as-is: the analysis below is generated directly from it by code, not written by AI. Consecutive repeats of a chord are shown once, and the piano voicings are our playable arrangement of each chord symbol, not a note-for-note transcription.

Section by section

A Section 1

• C – Em7♭5 – A7 – Dm – Dm7♭5 – G – C – F – Fm – C – D7 – G7 – C
  I – iiiø7 – VI7 – ii – iiø7 – V – I – IV – iv – I – II7 – V7 – I

A Section 2

• Em7♭5 – A7 – Dm – Dm7♭5 – G – C – F – Fm – C – D7 – G7 – C
  iiiø7 – VI7 – ii – iiø7 – V – I – IV – iv – I – II7 – V7 – I

Bridge

• Cdim – Dm – G7 – F – Fm – C – G♯dim – Am – D7 – G – G7♭9
  i° – ii – V7 – IV – iv – I – #v° – vi – II7 – V – V7b9

A Section 3

• C – Gm6 – A7 – Dm – Dm7♭5 – G – C – F – Fm – C – D7 – G7
  I – v6 – VI7 – ii – iiø7 – V – I – IV – iv – I – II7 – V7

Chord vocabulary

Harmonic highlights

• Dm7♭5 (iiø7) is borrowed from the parallel key, C minor.
• Fm (iv) is borrowed from the parallel key, C minor.
• G7♭9 (V7b9) is borrowed from the parallel key, C minor.
• A7 acts as V/ii: it resolves to Dm.
• D7 acts as V/V: it resolves to G7.

Sources & accuracy

• Chords: the OpenEWLD lead-sheet collection (Simonetta et al., 2018). Community-contributed lead sheet (chord symbols over the melody) from the Wikifonia archive, MIT licence. Title and songwriter credit as written on the sheet.
• Section names: detected by code from repeated 8-, 12- and 16-bar phrases (letters such as A and B mark different phrases; a phrase that comes back keeps its letter). Lead sheets rarely print section names.
• Not verified: only one lead sheet of this song is available, so it hasn't been cross-checked.
• Rhythm and chord durations aren't shown; each step is one chord change.