Biography:
Grant Lee Buffalo is a Los Angeles-based rock band, consisting of Grant-Lee Phillips (vocals and guitar), Paul Kimble (bass) and Joey Peters (drums). All three were previously members of another LA band, Shiva Burlesque. As GLB, they released four albums: Fuzzy (1993), Mighty Joe Moon (1994), Copperopolis (1996) and Jubilee (1998, without Kimble who had left the band the previous year). After the release of Jubilee, the band broke up and Phillips continued to pursue a successful solo career.
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Other songs:
- America Snoring
- Apb
- Arousing Thunder
- Change Your Tune
- Demon Called Deception
- Dixie Drug Store
- Fine Howd Ya Do
- Fuzzy
- Grace
- Halloween
- Happiness
- Homespun
- Honey Dont Think
- Jupiter Teardrop
- Lone Star Song
- Mighty Joe Moon
- Mockingbirds
- My My My
- Rock Of Ages
- Seconds
- Side By Side
- Soft Wolf Tread
- Stars N Stripes
- Superslomotion
- The Hook
- The Shallow End
- The Shining Hour
- Truly Truly
- Two And Two
- You Just Have To Be Crazy
Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
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From: jeffnmoe@MCS.COM (jeffnmoe)
Subject: CRD: 'Lone Star Song' - Grant Lee Buffalo
'Lone Star Song' - Grant Lee Buffalo
from the album 'Mighty Joe Moon'
Thanks to Shane Shepherd (sdsheep@acpub.duke.edu) for
his lyrical interpretation.
Tune your guitar down a half step (Eb-Bb-Gb-Db-Ab-Eb).
chords
A - x02220 E - 022100
B - x24442 F#m - 244222
Bm - x24432 G - 320003
D - xx0232
riff (played over B chord in verses)
-----------7-----------------------7--------
----7--------10--7------7----7--------10--7-
-9b-----------------------9b----------------
--------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Intro: B-E-D (2x)
B
There's a bullet in the heart tonight
E D
in the heart of Texas
B
they shot it through their own backsides
E D
we are rolling home
B
they shot the angel in the flesh
E D
and now she won't protect us
B
we shot it to the friendly mass
E D
we are west, we're home
A D
raid the _______, the fort is empty
Bm
like in the films of Hollywood
A D
and the angels are descending
Bm F#m D
like Koresh said they would before too long
F#m B
sing our lone star song
(play B-E-D progression 1x)
B
They had him nailed up to a T
E D
with that T for Texas
B
his disciples with artillery
E D
they held the fort inside
B
and by the time our story broke
E D
(?)_______________
B
wheeled in a cloud of smoke
E D
around the T, dear god
A D
raid the ______, the fort is empty
Bm
like the films of Hollywood
A D
and the choppers are ascending
Bm F#m D
like ______ said they would before too long
F#m B
sing our lone star song
D
lone star song
A D
the south, words can't help
Bm D
but escape my mouth easy prey
A Bm
down the house, day upon day
G E
day upon day, day upon day
(play B-E-D progression 3x)
A D
raid the ______, the fort is empty
Bm
like in the films of Hollywood
A D
and the chopper's blast is blending
Bm F#m D
with the crack of burning wood before too long
F#m B
sing our lone Star song
D
lone star song
lone star
(play Bm-E-D repeatedly as song fades out)
....questions, corrections, etc. to jeffnmoe@mcs.com
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: jeffnmoe@MCS.COM (jeffnmoe)
Subject: CRD: 'Lone Star Song' - Grant Lee Buffalo
'Lone Star Song' - Grant Lee Buffalo
from the album 'Mighty Joe Moon'
Thanks to Shane Shepherd (sdsheep@acpub.duke.edu) for
his lyrical interpretation.
Tune your guitar down a half step (Eb-Bb-Gb-Db-Ab-Eb).
chords
A - x02220 E - 022100
B - x24442 F#m - 244222
Bm - x24432 G - 320003
D - xx0232
riff (played over B chord in verses)
-----------7-----------------------7--------
----7--------10--7------7----7--------10--7-
-9b-----------------------9b----------------
--------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Intro: B-E-D (2x)
B
There's a bullet in the heart tonight
E D
in the heart of Texas
B
they shot it through their own backsides
E D
we are rolling home
B
they shot the angel in the flesh
E D
and now she won't protect us
B
we shot it to the friendly mass
E D
we are west, we're home
A D
raid the _______, the fort is empty
Bm
like in the films of Hollywood
A D
and the angels are descending
Bm F#m D
like Koresh said they would before too long
F#m B
sing our lone star song
(play B-E-D progression 1x)
B
They had him nailed up to a T
E D
with that T for Texas
B
his disciples with artillery
E D
they held the fort inside
B
and by the time our story broke
E D
(?)_______________
B
wheeled in a cloud of smoke
E D
around the T, dear god
A D
raid the ______, the fort is empty
Bm
like the films of Hollywood
A D
and the choppers are ascending
Bm F#m D
like ______ said they would before too long
F#m B
sing our lone star song
D
lone star song
A D
the south, words can't help
Bm D
but escape my mouth easy prey
A Bm
down the house, day upon day
G E
day upon day, day upon day
(play B-E-D progression 3x)
A D
raid the ______, the fort is empty
Bm
like in the films of Hollywood
A D
and the chopper's blast is blending
Bm F#m D
with the crack of burning wood before too long
F#m B
sing our lone Star song
D
lone star song
lone star
(play Bm-E-D repeatedly as song fades out)
....questions, corrections, etc. to jeffnmoe@mcs.com
