Margo Cilker - Molly & Me

"Molly & Me" written by Margo Cilker From the upcoming album Little White Cross on Fossil Records Lyrics: They put a strip mall in at the edge of our town I was 15 then, I’m 34 now Took a job at a store, I got a bright uniform Before I’d filled an application out Molly showed up in my third week I’d seen her at church with her family We never really had talked, but with the whole floor to stock Soon enough we were thick as thieves, Molly and me Seasons came, seasons went Two American kids with paychecks to spend Molly never mentioned the trouble at home It’s just not the kind of thing she would show So when that call came through I didn’t know what to do I just sat as my breath left my body On the break room floor With her back to the door in a torment there sat Molly Molly and me Well her brother was a loose cannon Looking for a fight from any direction Waiting for the spark that would set into motion Something that could never be undone And her mom did what she could to listen And it’s true that we sincerely miss him It’s just a shame they had to die when he did None of this will ever be undone Is this all we’re made of? Molly and me. Produced by Bruce Robison & Margo Cilker Recorded by Steve Mazur Mastered by Dave McNair