Gracie Abrams' two Saturday Night Live performances are now available on the show's verified YouTube channel. The official uploads are Hit the Wall and Here You Come, There You Go. Both are labelled Live by SNL. They're a direct route to the performances, without having to identify a fan upload or a cut-down repost.
The second title also appears among the five extra songs on Daughter from Hell (Deluxe), due November 20. That date comes from Abrams' official CD listing, which names 21 tracks. The live clips and the forthcoming album edition are separate releases to keep track of, even when a song title matches.
Two titles, two places in the album sequence
Hit the Wall opens the deluxe CD's tracklist. Here You Come, There You Go is track 17. The store says the edition adds five songs; subtracting those five from the listed 21 leaves a 16-track sequence before the additions begin.
Tracks 17 through 21 are Here You Come, There You Go, Lost In It, Crazy Girl, Love Letter and Out of Nowhere. Someone looking for the song performed in the second SNL slot can go straight to the first of those additions. Someone starting with Hit the Wall is looking at the album's opening track, rather than one of the five extras.
That comparison answers where the songs sit. It doesn't establish that the television audio is included on the CD. The SNL uploads explicitly identify live performances; the store listing doesn't name either track as an SNL recording. A matching title alone cannot settle which recording a release contains. Our guide to recording and song identifiers explains that distinction in more detail.
A short route through the available material
1. Open the two links credited to Saturday Night Live. Keep the channel name in view when choosing between search results with similar titles.
2. Compare the song names with the official deluxe list. This tells you whether you're following an opening track or new bonus material.
3. Check the exact format before ordering. The cited page describes a CD in a collectible red jewel case, with that special packaging limited to a one-time pressing.
The packaging statement concerns that edition. It doesn't say the songs themselves will only be available in that pressing, or promise the same contents for every other format. Likewise, the page's November 20 shipping date isn't a guaranteed delivery date to every address.
For now, the authorised SNL clips supply something concrete to watch while the expanded album remains a preorder. Use them as performances in their own right, then use the seller's tracklist to decide whether the extra songs or this particular CD package are what you want. No purchase is needed to follow the two official watch links.