Molly O'
Joe Bonamassa
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That ship for fools set sail, wasn't long till it ran aground You can hear the cries for mercy, you could hear that wailing sound She was the last one to die of the two thousand souls And the sea, it took her gently, delved in darkness and cold Molly O Like a ghost from the past To her we raise a glass Molly O On the highest of tides May she rise into the sky She was born in the east of Glanmire, just another sleepy Irish town With a suitcase full of redemption and a ticket for a ship that went down No distress signal was sent, Molly O was twenty-two When the surging walls of water turned it into a graveyard in blue Molly O Like a ghost from the past To her we raise a glass Molly O On the highest of tides May she rise into the sky That ship for fools has sailed, won't take long till it runs aground You can hear those mamas weeping from Halifax to London town She dams sacred walls, and watched that black water rise The ocean don't give up the dead, a bit of Molly still inside Molly O Like a ghost from the past To her we raise a glass Molly O Through the lies and truths Then you fell out of youth Molly O You can't let it roll You gotta rise up the fall Molly O On the highest of tides May she rise into the sky
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Written by: Joe Bonamassa, Kevin Shirley, Tom Hambridge
Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing
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