r=release bend
Intro - play really fast
E D# A# A G#
---------66------
---------66------
----99-8-44------
----99-8-88-77-6- x4
----77-6-88-77-6-
-00------66-55-4-
Verse - first riff
B D A E
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----------6/77777777------------99---99-
-99999999-6/77777777-77777777---99---99-
-99999999-4/55555555-77777777---77---77-
-77777777------------55555555-00---00---
Verse - second riff
B D E D E C
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----------6/77777777---9-6/777777---9-4/555555
-99999999-6/77777777---9-6/777777---9-4/555555
-99999999-4/55555555---7-4/555555---7-2/333333
-77777777-------------0-0----------0-0--------
Chorus
These are just the chord progressions. You'll have to listen to the
CD for the timing and the strumming.
F C# D A#
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--------------------
-10----------7------
-10----10----7----8-
-8-----10----5----8-
-------8----------6-
Play the intro twice, then the verse and chorus again, and
then comes the solo (special thanks to Steve Alexander for this)
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--------------------5p3p0-----------------------
------------2b(4)-2-------4p2p0-2p0-2b(4-5-6)r2-
---------234------------------------------------
------123---------------------------------------
-0-345------------------------------------------
-0-3b(!)-----0----------------
--------3b(!)--3b(!)--8b(12)--
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and then he just hits some random notes on the high E and B strings
around the 5th fret before heading into the rhythm break, which is just a
little riff repeated
A--------5--------
E-7/-000---000-5-
this is played for 2 bars, then
A----7-6------- (lightly hit higher notes from respective chord)
E--0-----6h7p6-
played for 3 bars, end with rapid strumming of the E chord on the 7th fret
And then it's just the verse and chorus.
Outro, play same as intro
