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Music and lyrics by Hannah Hickok

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She's like a ghost in this place
She wanders around with something to say
And all the familiar ways,
They ask how you've been, and how long you'll stay

Some days she gets it right
passing the time, instead of wasting the daylight
but some things she can't write down
one minute there, until you turn around.

She's always just passing through,
just passing through for an hour or two
She's always somebody new,
but never sure who.

The potholes are never quite old,
you still have to live when there's nothing to hold
Just take it slow, there's a way to let places go
we just don't know yet.

She's always just passing through,
just passing through for an hour or two
She's always somebody new,
but never sure who.

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from Muscle & Bone, released May 20, 2012
Additional vocals by Madeleine Homan Blanchard.

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Hannah & Maggie New York, New York

Since the release of their first album, “Fine Being Here,” Hannah & Maggie have been compared to Simon & Garfunkel, The Indigo Girls, and The Weepies; they are also the winners of the CT Folk Fest songwriting competition 2012.

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