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Hold on Magnolia to that great highway
No one should have to be that strong
But if you're stubborn like me
I know what you're trying to beHold on Magnolia, I hear that station bell ringYou might be holding the last light I see
Before the dark finally gets a hold of meHold on Magnolia to the thunder and the rain
And to the lightning that has just signed my name to the bottom lineHold on Magnolia to that great highway
No one should have to be that strong
But if you're stubborn like me
I know what you're trying to be
Hold on Magnolia, I hear that lonesome whistle glow
Hold on Magnolia, I think its almost time
Hold on Magnolia, I think its almost time
I think its almost time
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Vocalist and guitarist for Irish rock group The Frames. Hansard quit school at age 13 to begin busking on local Dublin streets. He first came to public attention as guitar player 'Outspan Foster' in the Alan Parker film The Commitments, a role he subsequently regretted, believing it distracted from his music career. In 2003 he presented the first series of Other Voices: Songs from a Room, which showcased Irish music talent on RTÉ. He released The Swell Season, his first solo album, on April 21st 2006, in collaboration with a Czech singer and multiinstrumentalist Markéta Irglová, Marja Tuhkanen and Bertrand Galen.

Glen recently starred in the movie 'Once' alongside Markéta Irglová which won a prestigious Sundance Audience Award in 2007, as well as the 2008 Academy Award for Best Originial Song (for "Falling Slowly"), beating out three songs from the Disney musical "Enchanted" and one song from "August Rush" (both were heavy contenders). Its Irish release took place on 23rd March 2007 and appeared in cinemas further afield later in the year.

Glen's latest album, Rhythm and Repose, was released in June 2012.

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