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Central Daylight Time

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What the hell is a Wrinkle Neck Mule? A sophomoric phallic reference? Too easy. A pack animal used in the Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico to transport opium to America in the early 1900s? History channel worthy, but wrong. A band of five (or four, depending on the wind) from Richmond, Virginia carrying indie-rockish country music about the land? Eureka. Daily double.

Born somewhere on I-64 between Charlottesville and Richmond, Virginia in late 1999

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Central Daylight Time
by Wrinkle Neck Mules
Written 2011 and used in Gieco Commercial the end of 2011
Released to public as free mp3 on 1/1/12 (sponsored by Gieco)

as Transcribed by Bill Schroeder 1/12/12 [[email protected]]

- Verse 1

G C G
Well the roof blew off the club in Oklahoma City, fireman said, "the show can't go on"

G D7 G
So we spent another night somewhere in New Mexico drinkin' till all our money was gone

G C G
We had a day to kill so climbed up a mountain, walked straight down the other side

G D7 G
Picked up a hitchhiker on the way back to Taos, he said, "Thank you boys for the ride"

- Chorus - A
G C G
If I could separate what's real, from what I've been dreamin', I could live to fight another day

G D7 G
If I'd a listen to my mom who said, "Don't be believin' everything them writers say"

G C G
There's no line at the door and only thirty people bothered to advance pay

G D7 G
If I could separate what's real, from what I've been dreamin', I could live to fight another day

- Bridge Solo - 1

- Verse 2

We'd packed everything and we set it all up to play three songs on a radio show

But you never can tell if anyone's listenin' and I guess it don't kill us what we don't know

So we play 'em just the same, and we tell 'em our name, and where to find us on the computer screen

When we're packin' it up is hear Stu on the phone sayin',"Baby I'm livin' the dream..."

- Chorus - B

If I could separate what's real, from what I've been dreamin', I could live to fight another day

If I'd a listen to my ma 'en she said, "Don't be believin' everything them writers say"

There's no line at the door and only twenty people bothered to advance pay

If I could separate what's real, from what I've been dreamin', I could live to fight another day

- Bridge Solo - 2

- Verse 3

We got to sell ten T-shirts and twenty CDs to get from Stevenville to Houston town

Well there's people there who care a little 'bout me and you know they won't let the poor boy down

It's Five Twenty Nine Central Daylight Time when the five of us come stollin' in

With smiles all around 'cause in Seventy Six hour till we have to be leavin' again

- Chorus - C (Key change - Up one full step)

A D A
If I could separate what's real, from what I've been dreamin', I could live to fight another day
A E7 A
If I'd a listen to my dad who said, "Don't be believin' everything them Dutch writers say"
A D A
There's no line at the door and only five people bothered to advance pay
A E7 A
If I could separate what's real, from what I've been dreamin', I could live to fight another day
A E7 A
If I could separate what's real, from what I've been dreamin', I could live to fight another day

- Ends with an E to A two beat transition -

...Hope I got it right... [[email protected]]