King Marshmellow

from Elecktric Fancy by Mother

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Mellow
Marshmellow, King Marshmellow

Turn on the TV dear
I think we lost the war again I fear
The Goths are moving fast
They’re using turbines fueled with Sarin gas
A glass of Laudanum will make the pain acceptable

My Marshmellow, King Marshmellow
Marshmellow, King Marshmellow
Marshmellow, King Marshmellow

Why do you yell at me?
I’ve been your friend as far as I can see
Your words they bite like snakes
It’s been too much; more than I can shake
Just one more smack from you
I’ll grind the pills then snort ‘em, and I’ll

Marshmellow, King Marshmellow
Marshmellow, King Marshmellow
Marshmellow, King Marshmellow

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from Elecktric Fancy, released February 18, 2009
Brad Ulreich

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