My friend Molly, she's got a dozen songs about her That's what she said, and I'd never doubt her They were songs of love and they were songs of lust Predictions of how'd she leave, as she always must So this is just another song about Molly Brown 'Cause there's a hope and a prayer to be found As long as Molly's driving around My friend Molly, she lives in a moving van Her banjo's in the back, for a day come play in her band She wrote the songs she knows in crayon on the wall But not quite all the songs, you see She left out all the songs about Molly Brown The many many songs about Molly Brown 'Cause there's a hope and a prayer to be found As long as Molly's driving around You say you don't sing unless it's somebody's birthday You say the jukebox is the only music you play Well, wait till Molly smiles, boy, if you don't run You'll find some old guitar, you'll start to strum And write a song about Molly Brown Yet another song about Molly Brown 'Cause there's a hope and a prayer to be found As long as Molly's driving around At night she'll park the van, light the stove, sing a lullaby She'll let you ride with her till you turn out like all the guys And write a song about Molly Brown No, not another song about Molly Brown 'Cause there's a hope and a prayer to be found As long as Molly's driving around Hey, that's your song Molly Brown And I'm gonna sing it right to ya Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah For that banjo babe Molly Brown, I say hallelujah