Molly
Molly

Sponge - Molly Lyrics

Rock
Aug 2, 1994
774
Molly Music Video

Molly Lyrics

I see you naked in the
Bath
Cigarette stains on your
Hands
Wilted flowers in a vase
And I ask how you are

I see your lipstick on
Your glass
And I think you're drunk
And start to laugh
And I find your note the
Letters ran
And it said I loved you

Don't ask why

Sixteen candles down the
Drain

I watch you passed out for
A while
I touch your face you
Start to smile
And on your note is my
Reply
I wished I loved you

Don't ask why

Sixteen candles down the
Drain

Writer(s): MICHAEL CROSS, TIMOTHY CROSS, MARK P DOMBROSKI, JOSEPH A MAZZOLA, JAMES J PALUZZI
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Royalty Network, O/B/O DistroKid, Spirit Music Group, Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. When was the song 'Molly' by Sponge released?

    'Molly (16 Candles Down the Drain)' was released as a single from Sponge's debut studio album, 'Rotting Piñata,' which came out on August 2, 1994.

  2. Who wrote the lyrics to 'Molly' by Sponge?

    The lyrics to 'Molly' were written by Michael Cross, Timothy Cross, Mark P. Dombroski, Joseph A. Mazzola, and James J. Paluzzi.

  3. What genre does the song 'Molly' by Sponge belong to?

    'Molly' belongs to the rock genre, specifically aligning with the post-grunge sound that was prevalent in the mid-1990s.

  4. How successful was 'Rotting Piñata,' the album featuring 'Molly'?

    'Rotting Piñata' was very successful, helping launch Sponge's career. The album was certified gold by the RIAA in July 1995 and stayed on the Billboard 200 chart for 40 weeks, peaking at number 58.

  5. What was the reaction from critics to 'Molly' and its album 'Rotting Piñata'?

    Critical reactions were mixed to positive. AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine criticized the album for being derivative but acknowledged some good songs. Trouser Press praised it for its catchy hooks and noted the song 'Molly' specifically for its listener-friendly yet murky sonic structures.

  6. Did 'Molly' contribute to the album's success?

    Yes, 'Molly' along with another hit single 'Plowed,' greatly contributed to the success of 'Rotting Piñata,' boosting the band's profile and helping the album achieve gold status.

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