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Every Hannah Montana Song Where She Mentions Living A Double Life

Definitely the best of both worlds!

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Emily Hendricks
Disney Channel

Despite the fact that there were only 4 seasons and one feature film, ''Hannah Montana'' became a well-known name in households all over the world.

Starring Miley Cyrus as a girl living a double life as both regular teenage girl Miley Stewart and famous pop sensation Hannah Montana, this Disney Channel show gave us some of the best music to listen to growing up.

I could never get over how so many of her songs basically spelled out to everyone that she was living a double life. In honor of this, I compiled a list of all of the songs (at least the ones I could think of) that talk about being famous but also being an ordinary girl.

Feel free to jam out and reminisce as you scroll!

1. Best of Both Worlds

Livin' two lives is a little weird

But school's cool cause nobody knows

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Yeah you get to be a small town girl
But the big time when you play your guitar

Find the video here.

2. The Other Side of Me

If you could see
The other side of me
I'm just like anybody else, can't you tell
I hold the key (the key)
To both realities

Find the video here.

3. You'll Always Find Your Way Back Home

You can change your hair and you can change your clothes
You can change your mind, that's just the way it goes
You can say goodbye and you can say hello
But you'll always find your way back home

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Where they know exactly who you are
Where the real you is a superstar
You know it's never too far away

Find the video here.

4. Just Like You

I'm a lucky girl
Whose dreams came true
But underneath it all
I'm just like you

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Half the time I've got my name in lights
The other half I'm by your side

Find the video here.

5. Ordinary Girl

Suddenly so far out of reach
Wish they could see that underneath
I'm just an ordinary girl

Find the music video here.

6. Rock Star

If you only knew the real me
I might even be a rock star
I'm telling you that we are meant to be
Now wouldn't it be nice if you could see
That I really am a rock star

Find the video here.

7. Old Blue Jeans

Take away the glamor, the world, let it show
And forget everything you know
Take away the mirrors, the limos, the lights
'Cause I don't wanna dress up tonight

I'm gonna put on my old blue jeans
I'm gonna walk outta here into the street
Would you put up resistance?
Would it make a difference?
Would you know the real me?


Find the video here.

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