Vocal range of Let Her Go by Passenger
- Original key
- G
- Range
- D3 – E4
Let Her Go spans 1 octave and 2 semitones. In the original key it fits a bass or baritone or tenor voice without changes.
The best key for each voice type
Computed from the song's range and typical comfortable ranges. Capo positions use open chord shapes.
| Voice | Sing it in | Change | Guitar | Notes you'll sing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bass | G | original key | G shapes, no capo | D3 – E4 |
| Baritone | G | original key | G shapes, no capo | D3 – E4 |
| Tenor | G | original key | G shapes, no capo | D3 – E4 |
| Alto | G | an octave up | G shapes, no capo | D4 – E5 |
| Mezzo-soprano | G | an octave up | G shapes, no capo | D4 – E5 |
| Soprano | G | an octave up | G shapes, no capo | D4 – E5 |
Voice types are a rough guide: your own range can sit higher or lower than your type.
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Questions about Let Her Go
What is the vocal range of Let Her Go?
Let Her Go by Passenger goes from D3 to E4, a span of 1 octave and 2 semitones.
What key is Let Her Go in?
The original recording is in G.
What key should a man sing Let Her Go in?
Bass: G; Baritone: G; Tenor: G.
What key should a woman sing Let Her Go in?
Alto: G; Mezzo-soprano: G; Soprano: G.
Songs with a similar range
- Stayin' Alive Bee Gees · Eb3–Eb4
- Landslide Fleetwood Mac · D3–G4
- Sixteen Tons Tennessee Ernie Ford · B2–E4
- Suspicious Minds Elvis Presley · D3–G4
- Take Me Home, Country Roads John Denver · C#3–F#4
- Chasing Cars Snow Patrol · E3–D4
Sources: Musicnotes · Hooktheory · checked 2026-10-31 · how we measure
Musicnotes shows the notated range D4–E5; male vocal in treble clef sounds an octave lower