Arousing Thunder from the album "Copperopolis". song written/Grant Lee Phillips Amazing surreal pictures by Sarolta Bán. Artwork by ~b69s.

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Artist: Grant Lee Buffalo. Song : Arousing Thunder Artist : Grant Lee Buffalo Album : Copperopolis Transcribed by : Geoffrey Nickles. For this song you will need to detune your guitar down 1/2 A step: Eb Bb F C Ab Eb. The intro of the song is D and Dsus4 with the following riff played over the top it four times: D Dsus4 D. e---2-3-2-- X 4 b--3-3-g-2- d- a- e-. Then the first verse starts

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