Std. Tuning.

/   - slide up

\   - slide down

^   - bend

_   - tie/slur

(#) - ghost note

There are two guitars playing at

..the beginning of the song.  This

..is the

basic riff from the guitar in the

..left speaker.  The right guitar

..is the

same, but perhaps with more

..percussive noise.  Also, the

..second time this

riff is played it is a little

..different, but then reverts back

..to the

original form for the rest of the

..song.  Maybe it's just me, but

..the

second version sounds like it's

..just a mistake.

Verse:

                             v--C#

..bent up about 1/4

---X--------0_--------------------

---X--------/5----5-------2-2^_2--

---X---4\(0)------4--------------4

---5-5------------5---------------

---X--------------X---------------

---5------------5-5-----3---------

...

-|-----------||

-|-----------||

-|-2--------*||

-|---2------*||

-|-----------||

-|-----------||

Bridge:

Here the meter switches to 3/4. 

..The notation is supposed to

..resemble

slash ryhthm notation.  The chord

..forms are all standard

..6th-string-root

barre chords.

' --- --- | ' --- --- | ' --- --- | ' --- ---

(back to 4/4)

' --- --- ' | ' --- --- '

The ending:

I'll just give the chords since

..the rhythms are not consistent

..and the

duration of each can easily heard

..on the recording:

     v--sometimes G

----(3)-------------------------------------------------------------------

--3--2--2-2-4-------------------------------------------------------------

--2--3--2-3-4-------------------------------------------------------------

--2--2--2-2-4-------------------------------------------------------------

--0--0--0-0-2-------------------------------------------------------------

---------------0-3_0-0-0--------------------------------------------------

^-^------------