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How To Disappear Completely Power Tab

by Radiohead
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the piper wrote on September 21 2007, 02:26 am

I'm sorry dude but this isn't right. The slide isn't two octaves, it's one. And the Dadd9 chord is more like this x32013. and changes to x32033 in a rhythmic pattern. Nice try though.

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