Tabbed by: Robert Piller
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Tuning: Drop D

First, the easy acoustic version:
 |Verse x4    |Prechorus                |Chorus x2             |End      |
e|------------|---------------------x-x-|----------------------|---------|
B|------------|---------------------x-x-|----------------------|---------|
G|------------|---------------------x-x-|----------------------|---------|
D|-12----7----|-2----7----2----7----x-x-|-12----7----0----9----|-12----0-|
A|--9-x4-5-x4-|-2-x4-5-x4-2-x4-5-x2-x-x-|--9-x4-5-x4-0-x4-7-x4-|--9-x4-0-|
D|--9----5----|-2----5----2----5----x-x-|--9----5----0----7----|--9----0-|


Now, the crazy parts in the normal version. I've seen them play this live,
and they're doing something weird, but this is one way to get the same sound:

Guitar 1
e|-----------------------------------
B|-----7---10-----7--------------7---
G|---9--------7-9--------7-----9---7-
D|-7-----7----------7-11---7-7-------
A|-----------------------------------
D|-----------------------------------

Guitar 2 (harmonics)
   * * * * * * * *
e|-----------------|
B|-----------------|
G|-3---------------|
D|---3---5---5-----|
A|-----3---3---3-2-|
D|-----------------|

The harmonic on *3* is just barely past the third fret.
The harmonic on *5* is directly over the fifth fret.
The harmonic on *2* is just barely before the second fret.

If you want to make it easier, play it an octave lower, as follows:
Guitar 2 (harmonics)
   * * *  * *  * * *
e|-------------------|
B|-------------------|
G|-7-----------------|
D|---7---12---12-----|
A|-----7----7----7-4-|
D|-------------------|

There's more, but I can't be bothered to tab that now. You'll live.


| /  slide up
| \  slide down
| h  hammer-on
| p  pull-off
| ~  vibrato
| +  harmonic
| x  Mute note
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