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Put Your Guitars Where Your Mouth Is

from Pull the Brake by Wrinkle Neck Mules

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All your talk about the man I find it hard to understand where you think this thing is going ‘Cause if you listen to my cadence I’m sure you’d be afraid of the warning signs you see I’m showing So I went down to Virginia hoping for to win you My arms still need something to hold Like my blues had all been bottled and you sold them back to me Just like they said you served it cold So put your guitars where your mouth is and hang ‘em down real low Got a quarter inch on lockdown lets go This box of wires and wood knows just what I need to say Baby you can have tomorrow, I’ve got yesterday From the moment that you came in it surely was a shame when You strapped that beauty on but you never played With all that starch up in your oxford and product in your hair You’re like a one man hit parade Load up the cases We’re headed out at dawn Don’t want to say goodbye Just want to be gone So but your guitars where your mouth is and hang ‘em down real low Got a quarter inch on lockdown lets go This box of rusted wires knows what to say

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from Pull the Brake, released March 7, 2006

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Wrinkle Neck Mules Richmond, Virginia

Don Imus once said that the Wrinkle Neck Mules “don’t have what it takes to make it”. Despite Don’s prediction, the band has garnered a cult following in their 14+ years of creating a “righteous Americana mishmash”.

To date, they have recorded 5 albums on Atlanta’s Lower 40 Records and Germany’s Blue Rose. ... more

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