Molly
Ween · Pod [1991]
You name the "Esu", baby, I'll name the glue
You name the "spongy-funky", I'll go on and name it tooMollymollymolly...
A hardened glob of hardened moosey in the zoo
You go fetch that moosey and you know I'm gonna fetch it too
You fetch that moosey and you know he's gonna dig it tooMollymollymolly...
Show it to me, baby, that tells me who is who
Morning is approaching and it's time to start anew
Eddie Dingle's coming over and Bobbie's Uncle LouMollymollymolly...
The "arpschnitt up?" Van Winkle and a tinkle-dinkle-doo
We'll have a white Xmas with that snow "schnitt up?" Van Winkle say
"FuckYou"
Cuz' thank you mang I'm with "schnee schnitt up?
" Van Winkle say "Fuck You"
Mollymollymolly...Tell me what you want and I'll give it to you
You name the "Esu", baby, I'll name the glue
You name the "spundy-funky", I'll go on and name it tooMollymollymolly...
Carve me a glob of hardened moosey in the zoo
Well, you fetch that moosey and you know I'm gonna fetch it too
You fetch that moosey and you know he's gonna dig it tooMollymollymolly...
[tape effect Molly... out]
Molly
Molly stands as a defining track from Ween's 1991 debut album, Pod. Emerging from the New Jersey duo's early experimental phase, the song encapsulates the band's signature blend of psychedelic rock, garage punk, and absurdist humor. Recorded during a period when the group was establishing their unique sonic identity, the track showcases their ability to merge catchy melodies with unconventional song structures. As part of their foundational discography, Molly highlights the raw energy and genre-bending approach that would characterize their subsequent career. The recording remains a staple for fans exploring the band's origins, reflecting the playful yet gritty aesthetic that set Ween apart in the alternative rock landscape of the early 1990s.