Miss Molly
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Miss Molly
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Oh, have you seen Miss Molly?
Her cheeks are rosy red
Now when Miss Molly's smilin'
The sun is dim a spell
I'll trade my horse
And saddle Cow
Drivin' I'll resign
Now listen dear Miss Molly
I've told you this before
Her lips
Are soft as satin
And they taste
Like gingerbread
And when she laughs
Her voice is like
A little silver bell
If only Miss Molly
Will say that she'll be mine
And even tho' I told you so
I'll tell you just once more
Chorus:
Oh, oh, oh, me, oh
My Miss Molly
I'm in love with you
Oh, me, oh, my Miss Molly
Won't you say you love me too
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Who performs "Miss Molly"?
Willie Nelson performs "Miss Molly", and this lyric page sits inside the Willie Nelson catalog on LyroVerse.
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