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Oh, Molly

(Brian Hendrix)

This is one of those ones that only a songwriter will get. Lying in bed, the same music playing in my head over and over, "Have I heard this before?" Nope. Okay. Let me try to add lyrics to it. This is what I came up with. The words are self explanatory. The chorus of the song is the last four lines of each verse.

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Oh, Molly, baby
I think you might have hurt me just a tad
Yes, you have
Molly, baby
Why're you sat there looking so damn sad
Ain't you glad
That you've hurt the man who scorned you
Made sure he got his due
Oh, Molly, baby
I wish that I were you

Oh, Molly, baby
I haven't heard a single word you said
But instead
Molly, baby
The words can't pierce the noise inside my head
Eyes are red
From the coming of the rain storm
Brought on by your cold heart
Oh, Molly, baby
My world is torn apart

Oh, Molly, baby
You were soft as sendal once upon a time
You were kind
Molly, baby
And now your look just makes me lose my mind
I can't find
A single thing to tell you
To make you turn around
Oh, Molly, baby
You turned me upside down

Oh, Molly, baby
I'm thinking now that this must be the end
Don't pretend
Molly, baby
That if you had to do it all again
It would spin
And I would be the one to hurt you
Though you know that it ain't true
Oh, Molly, baby
Go on and do just what you do 

© Brian Hendrix 2020

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