"Good Golly, Miss Molly"

"Good Golly, Miss Molly" is a lively rock and roll song from the 1950s, originally performed by Little Richard. The phrase is an expressive exclamation of surprise or excitement. In the song, it refers to a young woman named Miss Molly who dances energetically and captivates those around her. The song's upbeat tempo and memorable lyric have made it a classic, symbolizing the exuberance of early rock and roll music. The phrase itself has since become a cultural catchphrase used to express astonishment or enthusiasm in a playful way.