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Molly May
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Molly wakes up early
Told me sleeping is a bore
The phone is ringing, someone's calling
She's not there at all
She's dancing in the rain
The sun will shine again
Molly May, won't you stay?
Cos our lives don't seem so lonely
When you're near, can't you hear
All the children in the garden sing your name
Molly May
All around this grey old town
The faces are the same
But pretty, little Molly
She can tell you every name
There's something in her way
That makes me want to say
And when I'm feeling low in my life
She will take me home for the night
Get me high, high, high
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Lennie Tranter Newcastle, Australia
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