Its Tuned In Dropped-Db, But This Tab Will Be In Dropped-C. For Those Who Don't Know,
Tune The Low E String Down Until Its Tuned With The D String(4th string). That's
Dropped-D Tuning. To Tune It Down To C, Its Just Dropped D, But One 'Letter' Lower.
Instead Of DADGBE, Its C G C F A C.

Intro:
1----------------------------|--------------------------------------------|
2----------------------------|--------------------------------------------|
3---------------------------4|--------------------------------------------|
4-131313-13-131313-13--1-1--4|-131313-13-131313-13--8-6-9-----------------|
5-131313-13-131313-13--1-1--2|-131313-13-131313-13--8-6-9-----------------|
6-131313-13-131313-13--1-1---|-131313-13-131313-13--8-6-9-----------------|

Verse, (Acoustic) Guitar One:
1-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
2-----------------------------------------------------------------2-------|
3-----8------8-----------11-------11-----------6-----6----------4---4-----|
4---8------8---8------11-------11----11------6-----6---6------4-------4---|
5-6-----6-----------9-------9--------------4-----4----------2-----------2-|
6-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

Verse, (Electric) Guitar Two, (Palm Muted Triplets):
1----------------------------------------------|
2----------------------------------------------|
3-8-8-8----------------------------------------|
4-8-8-8----8-8-8--6-6-6--6-6-6----6-6-6--9-9-9-|
5-6-6-6----8-8-8--6-6-6--6-6-6----6-6-6--9-9-9-|
6----------8-8-8--6-6-6--6-6-6----6-6-6--9-9-9-|

  Verse, (Electric)Guitar Two(Palm Muted Triplets), (Octave Higher Version):
  1----------------------------------------------|
  2----------------------------------------------|
  3-8-8-8----------------------------------------|
  4-8-8-8----8-8-8--6-6-6--6-6-6----6-6-6--9-9-9-|
  5-6-6-6----8-8-8--6-6-6--6-6-6----6-6-6--9-9-9-|
  6----------8-8-8--6-6-6--6-6-6----6-6-6--9-9-9-|

Chorus, Guitar One:
1---------------------------------------------------------|       |---------|
2---------------------------------------------------------|       |---------|
3---------4------------------4----------------------------|  1st  |---------|
4-1--1-1--4----------1--1-1--4------------6--6-6---2--2-2-|2 parts|8--8h9-6-|
5-1--1-1--2-(w/ rhy)-1--1-1--2-(w/ rhy)---6--6-6---2--2-2-| then, |8--8h9-6-|
6-1--1-1-------------1--1-1---------------6--6-6---2--2-2-|       |8--8h9-6-|

Chorus, Guitar Two(This Is Just An Octave Higher On The Low Part):
1---------------------------------------------------------|       |---------|
2---------------------------------------------------------|       |---------|
3-8--8-8--4----------8--8-8--4----------------------------|  1st  |---------|
4-x--x-x--x----------x--x-x--x------------6--6-6---2--2-2-|2 parts|8--8h9-6-|
5-6--6-6--2-(w/ rhy)-6--6-6--2-(w/ rhy)---6--6-6---2--2-2-| then, |8--8h9-6-|
6-----------------------------------------6--6-6---2--2-2-|       |8--8h9-6-|
(The Octave Higher Part Of The Chorus Isn't In The Song I Don't Believe, Its


Intro Figure Again As Bridge Pt 2


Bridge, Acoustic Guitar is the First Half of the Octave Higher Chorus Figure
Played Twice, Then:
1-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
2-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
3-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
4--2-2-2-2-2-2-2----------------------------------------------------------|
5--2-2-2-2-2-2-2----------------------------------------------------------|
6--2-2-2-2-2-2-2----------------------------------------------------------|


Well, That's About It. If You Don't Want To Tune Down To Dropped-C, Tune To Dropped- Db,
Dropped-D, Then Play The Notes That Match Up, And For The Notes Lower Than The Dropped-D
Open Chord, Play A Note That's An Octave Higher. I've Played Slipknot's 'Vermillion' In
Dropped D By Using Octaves, So I Think You Can Handle This. And If You Don't Have This
Particular Song, I'm At *, E-Mail Me And I'll Send You The Mp3
This One Song For Now. Or, See Me At http://*