anonymous November 14th, 2005 11:07AM  
It's about one of Kurt Cobain's girlfriends, she was threatening to leave him if he didn't reamin "clean." The true meaning of clean is assumed to be stay out of police trouble, but with Cobain's look on life, this can't be entirely confirmed.

anonymous November 16th, 2005 09:27PM  
Hey, check your CDs. This ain't a Nirvana song. They Performed it, but (I don't have the disc in front of me) I believe it is a song by another grunge band called The Wipers.

So, Kurt didn't mean anything when he wrote this song because.... well, he didn't write it.

nirvana.miss December 15th, 2005 05:51PM  
this song was written by THE VASELINE, which was one of the best band on the world for Kurt Cobain and the singer of this band wans Frances Mc Kee ( he called his daughter Frances because he was a fan of THE VASELINE)
Sorry for my English but I m french ;-)

anonymous December 22nd, 2005 08:00PM  
Definitely a Vaseline song. They're scottish and so am I and they're quite big here.

AIC December 31st, 2005 07:42AM  
This song was a Wipers song. Kurt did not write it, he covered it. The song is on Insesticide.

anonymous January 10th, 2006 12:20AM  
"Molly's Lips" was written by Eugene Kelly and Francis McKee of the Vaselines. They also wrote "Son of a Gun". Nirvana also covers the Greg Sage and the Wipers song "D7". All three of these songs appeared on the Hormoaning EP. I have no idea what any of these cover songs are about.

anonymous January 16th, 2006 05:29AM  
I just listened to the song on 'The Vaselines - All the Stuff and More'
The song IS by Eugene Kelly and Frances Kelly and is about scottish TV personality Molly Weir. Known to many in the UK as 'Hazel McWitch' from the bizzare 80's comedy 'Rentaghost'

anonymous April 22nd, 2006 02:08AM  
Who ever said it was an unreleased song, is a fucking idiot.

anonymous May 26th, 2006 03:44AM  
This song is not by the Wipers or Nirvana and was not written by Kurt Cobain. It was written by Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee and was a song for their band THE VASELINES. It's about a t.v. personality in Scotland.

anonymous October 23rd, 2006 02:31PM  
On the Incesticide album Kurt did a lot of cover songs and molly's lips was one of them. Now besides that what does the song mean?

anonymous November 16th, 2006 07:56PM  
Francis Bean Cobain was named after Francis Farmer who was an actress, not after a guy in a band. Courtney even wore her dress.(to their wedding I think.)

Kurt_will_return December 9th, 2006 09:47AM  
Yeah this is by another band Kurt loved a lot of bands

evol April 20th, 2007 11:56AM  
'Incesticide' was a compilation released by Geffen to fill the gap between 'Nevermind' and 'In Utero.' It featured Nirvana B-sides, rarities and unreleased tracks. Molly's Lip's, a Vaselines cover, was recorded @ a John Peel (BBC) session and first appeared on the 'Hormoaning, 1992 Australian Tour ep.' A Subpop split single came out a year earlier, in 1991, featuring Nirvana doing a live cover of Molly's Lips.