Emily began her acting career in 2007. She made multiple cameo and guest appearances on various programs, including 'Law & Order: SVU', 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent', 'The Big C' and 'The Good Wife'. In 2011, Emily Kinney joined the cast of AMC's 'The Walking Dead', as the recurring character Beth Greene. In 2013, she was promoted to main cast.
Emily Kinney began her music career in 2011, by releasing the EP 'Blue Toothbrush'. She released her second EP, 'Expired Love' in 2013.
Molly
Emily Kinney Lyrics
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That she was hooking up with you on the weekend
Guess those stories that you told me turned out not to be true
You say you′re done with Molly
Well, I am done with you
Oh, I know about Molly
She likes to sing and get high
When he comes walking by
Woah-oh, I know about Molly
So, just confess it out loud
You're so guilt-stricken, crying on the corner
Do you feel better now?
Oh, you were working with Molly when you said she′s just a buddy
Never thought you were the type to fuck an understudy
Molly's so naive, she don't know wrong from right
And when your girlfriend′s out of town she′s at your place all night
Oh, oh, oh NYU, LaGuardia, to so Broadway bound
But she keeps taking shitty gigs that I turned down
I hope you love her face
I hope you dig her voice
You say you're done with Molly
Well, I have made another choice
Oh, I know about Molly
She likes to sing and get high
She likes to kiss my boyfriend
When he comes walking by
Woah-oh, I know about Molly
So, just confess it out loud
You′re so guilt-stricken, crying on the corner
Do you feel better now?
Oh, Molly, you can have him, you're much cooler than me
I never liked staying out smoking weed till 3
So, take my boots in his closet like you took my man
It′s clear you don't mind wearing things secondhand
And I′m not looking for a winner, or a loser, or a forfeit
But my heart's in little pieces so I hope that it was worth it
Hope you're happy together cause I′m doing alright
But you both should stay away from the Lower East Side
Cause I know about Molly
She likes to sing and get high
She likes to kiss my boyfriend
When he comes walking by
Woah-oh, I know about Molly
So, just confess it out loud
You′re so guilt-stricken, crying on the corner
Do you feel better now?
Do you feel better now?
I hope you feel better now
The lyrics to Emily Kinney's song "Molly" portray a narrative of betrayal, heartache, and ultimately finding empowerment and closure. The singer reveals that Molly confided in a friend about hooking up with the singer's boyfriend, exposing the falsehoods and betrayals that were previously hidden. The singer expresses disappointment and frustration towards the partner for lying and cheating, ultimately deciding to end the relationship. The mention of Molly as a character who enjoys singing, getting high, and engaging in infidelity with the boyfriend adds depth to the storyline, highlighting the complexity of the situation.
The lyrics highlight the contrast between Molly's carefree nature and the singer's emotional turmoil, with Molly seemingly unaware or unconcerned about the consequences of her actions. The singer confronts the partner, questioning their actions and emphasizing the emotional toll it has taken on them. The reference to Molly taking "shitty gigs" that the singer turned down suggests a sense of resentment or jealousy towards both Molly and the partner for their behavior.
As the song progresses, the singer reflects on their emotions and decisions in response to the betrayal. There is a sense of resignation and acceptance as the singer acknowledges the breakup and encourages the partner to admit their wrongdoing. The lyrics convey a mix of pain, anger, and a desire to move on from the painful experience, culminating in the singer's decision to let go of the relationship and focus on their own well-being.
In the final verses, the singer addresses Molly directly, expressing a sense of detachment and acceptance while also asserting their own worth and self-respect. The singer acknowledges the hurt caused by the betrayal but ultimately wishes both Molly and the partner well, signaling a sense of closure and moving towards healing. The repetition of the chorus, with its questioning of whether the partner feels better now, serves as a poignant reminder of the emotional impact of deceit and infidelity. Overall, the lyrics of "Molly" by Emily Kinney illuminate themes of betrayal, self-discovery, and resilience in the face of heartbreak.
Writer(s): Ronald Spence Jr., Gazzy Garcia, Bigheadonthebeat
Contributed by Elijah F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@aranzagarcia7312
"Molly"
Oh, oh I know about Molly cause she told my friend
That she was hooking up with you on the weekend
Guess those stories that you told me turned out not to be true
You say you're done with Molly
Well, I am done with you
Oh, I know about Molly
She likes to sing and get high
She likes to kiss my boyfriend
When he comes walking by
Woah-oh, I know about Molly
So, just confess it out loud
You're so guilt-stricken, crying on the corner
Do you feel better now?
Oh, you were working with Molly when you said she's just a buddy
Never thought you were the type to fuck an understudy
Molly's so naive, she don't know wrong from right
And when your girlfriend's out of town she's at your place all night
Oh, oh, oh NYU, LaGuardia, to so Broadway bound
But she keeps taking shitty gigs that I turned down
I hope you love her face
I hope you dig her voice
You say you're done with Molly
Well, I have made another choice
Oh, I know about Molly
She likes to sing and get high
She likes to kiss my boyfriend
When he comes walking by
Woah-oh, I know about Molly
So, just confess it out loud
You're so guilt-stricken, crying on the corner
Do you feel better now?
Oh, Molly, you can have him, you're much cooler than me
I never liked staying out smoking weed till 3
So, take my boots in his closet like you took my man
It's clear you don't mind wearing things secondhand
And I'm not looking for a winner, or a loser, or a forfeit
But my heart's in little pieces so I hope that it was worth it
Hope you're happy together cause I'm doing alright
But you both should stay away from the Lower East Side
Cause I know about Molly
She likes to sing and get high
She likes to kiss my boyfriend
When he comes walking by
Woah-oh, I know about Molly
So, just confess it out loud
You're so guilt-stricken, crying on the corner
Do you feel better now?
Do you feel better now?
I hope you feel better now
@jennifersemple1
I miss her I wish she will return as beth
@gali3223
yesss
@Smlish
I know right
@justincrowe5739
she's dead
@ninacloclo
Me too! Also love ur username xd
@jennifersemple1
ninacloclo aww thanks I love yours too xd
@9hoppybunny
This song is dripping with sass, but the tune is so upbeat and cheerful i love it
@linalikesreading
You're adorable, always putting a smile on my face.
@TheBlackCrayon77
Her smile is intoxicating!!!
@lerevenant5404
omg she is 31. I thought she was 16-19