Milk for Mustard

from Surfing Silos by King Everything

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If you want to die again you win
I don’t think I’d notice anythin’
Everything’s a diamond ring in hell
they’ll trade you milk for mustard at the bell (I’m pretty sure)
If you want to celebrate a loss
Pick the place and choose the race to toss
they’ll trade you milk for mustard at the bell
And I’ll raise your arms as if you never fell (Cuz you never fell)

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from Surfing Silos, released September 18, 2014

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King Everything Pendleton, New York

Loud & quiet; odd & ordinary; mysterious & straightforward; vague & clear; joyous & angry; fast & slow; messy & organized; simple & complicated; succinct & wordy; energetic & lackadaisical; continuous & disjointed; hopeless & rosy; new & familiar.

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