| this part is actually two guitars, and it's complicated. it's impossible to play all the |
| notes with five fingers and six strings. fake it. here's a guideline. |
| | 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . | 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . | |
e|-------3---------|-----------------|
b|-3p1---1---------|-3p1---3---1-----|
G|-0---0-0---------|-0---0-0-----0---|
D|-3-----2---------|-3-----2-------2-| x2
A|-3-----3---------|-3-----3---------|
E|-----------------|-----------------|
| Hammer on the b string in the Am. Listen to the song, you'll hear it. |
| Both G/B chords are in there for the effect of a walking bassline. The first one is a |
| chord, but can be played as a straight G. The second one is a passing chord and could be |
| Palm mute this entire section, and only play the lower two or three notes of the chord |
| the last F where you can really build it into full chords for the chorus. |
| The first two lines are one measure each, in 5/4. Alternate downstrokes and upstrokes on |
| beat / offbeat so that the beat is always a downstroke. You don't hit the strings every |
| and every time isn't a chord. Oh, and play the F with your thumb on the bass and your |
| on the high e and b strings. That way you can go from a psuedobarre to a note and |
| string, and then pick up your fingers so you're just muting the strings when necessary. |
e|-1-0---1---x-1---0---|
b|-1-1---1---x-1---1---|
G|-2-2---2---x-2---0---|
D|-3-3---3---x-3---2---|
A|-3-3---3---x-3---3---|
E|-1-1---1---x-1-------|
| The whole section is the measure of 5/4 tabbed above, played twice, then one full 4/4 |
| of F, one full 4/4 bar of C, and two full 4/4 bars of G. Then into the chorus. |
| Straight chords. Nothing fancy. Listen to the record for the rhythm or whatever else you |
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