Molly's Chambers Explained

"Molly's Chambers" is the second single taken from Youth and Young Manhood, the debut album by the American alternative rock band Kings of Leon.

This song has an alternate take known as "Molly's Hangover", which is slower until towards the end, and features a different style of back-up vocals and guitar solos.

Composition

The title is taken from a line in Thin Lizzy's version of the traditional Irish folk song "Whiskey in the Jar".^[2] "Molly's chambers" is archaic slang for a brothel.

Track listing

CD Digipack

1. "Molly's Chambers"
2. "Wasted Time"
3. "Spiral Staircase"

CD single

1. "Molly's Chambers"
2. "Molly's Hangover"
3. "Red Morning Light"

10" vinyl

Limited edition 6,000 copies.

1. "Molly's Chambers" – 2:15
2. "Holy Roller Novocaine" (Live at the Birmingham Academy June 27, 2003) – 3:50

External links

• 10" vinyl information – Discogs.com reference page.

Notes and References

1. Book: Bradley, Larry. The Alternative Jukebox. November 4, 2014. The 2000s: Kings of Leon - "Molly's Chambers. 243. Cassell. 978-1-84403-789-6.
2. Web site: Babasonicos – Falsario / Kings of Leon – Molly Chambers. 29 July 2015.