Is there such a thing as organic molecules? (read message before answer)

A organic molecule obviously consists of carbon. If it contained another substance such as nitrogen, wouldn't that make it a organic compound?

I ask this because my AP BIO book and other sources constantly mention organic molecules --but it confuses me greatly when they are I think organic compounds. Is organic molecules a broad, general term that covers organic compounds? But if so -- aren't organic molecules just like H, C, N, O while organic compounds are a combination of elements that are carbon based?

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The energy stored in organic molecules of food ultimately come from the sun.

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Shouldn't it be the energy stored in the bonds between organic compounds comes from the sun?