Molly's in the attic as the sun down Looking through some boxes for her gown Now standing in the mirror in dusty white Talkin' to in the rusty light
She says, "I've never to Paris but I've wanted to go To see the reflecting in the Seine, you know To climb the Eiffel Tower with the city lights sparking
Oh, now they're just some tired Just some wrinkles that the mirror Singin, "Old woman, old What have you with your days? "Old woman, old have you done with your days?"
"I've never been to but my dreams are divine gondolas under lantern shine Listening to and sipping sweet Italian wine
Oh, now just some tired cliches Just some that the mirror betrays Singin, "Old woman, old What you done with your days?" "Old woman, old What have you with your days?"
"I was a wife, I a child But in my dreams I still go running It's a good life, I see my But can be how all my dreaming end?
"I've never seen like the things I had planned To savor all the in that faraway land To buy a silk sarong and wear it in the sand
"Oh, now they're just tired cliches Just some that the mirror betrays Singin, "Old woman, old What have you done with days?"
"Old woman, old What have you done with days?" "Old woman, old What have you done with days?"
Molly's in the mirror as the sun down Talking to herself in her wedding