I'M THRU WITH LOVE - Free Jazz Leadsheet

Written in 1931 by Gus Kahn, Matty Malneck, and Fud Livingston, "i'm thru with love" is a melancholy jazz ballad that became a standard for vocalists seeking expressive material. Its poignant lyrics and lush melody have made it enduringly popular.

The first recording was by Bing Crosby in New York in 1931, capturing its bittersweet tone. Later notable recordings by Marilyn Monroe and Ella Fitzgerald further cemented the song's place in the jazz and popular song repertoire.

The lyrics convey disillusionment and resignation in love, while the music follows a 32-bar AABA structure with harmonically rich passages, offering opportunities for expressive interpretation and subtle improvisation.