Gracie Abrams isn’t done with her Daughter From Hell era. The singer-songwriter dropped “Here You Come, There You Go,” a day after announcing it. It’s the first taste of the album’s deluxe edition, arriving November 20.
The song blends her signature folk-pop with a new rock edge. It tells the story of an ex who reappears right when she’s finally doing well. Abrams wrote it with frequent collaborators Jim-E Stack and Amy Allen, and Jim-E Stack produced. She said writing it with them “made me feel like a kid.”
The deluxe edition adds five new songs to her third studio album: “Here You Come, There You Go,” “Lost In It,” “Crazy Girl,” “Love Letter” and “Out of Nowhere.” The original Daughter From Hell arrived in July and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
The timing lines up with a busy stretch. Abrams appeared on Saturday Night Live on October 31, and the deluxe lands just in time for her tour.
