G#m      E      B      F#
---4-x-x--0-0-----2-x-x--2-2-----|
---4-x-x--0-0-----4-x-x--2-2-----|
---4-x-x--1-1-----4-x-x--3-3-----|
---6-x-x--2-2-----4-x-x--4-4-----|
---6-x-x--2-2-----2-x-x--4-4-----|
---4-x-x--0-0------------2-2-----|
* This part is repeated through pretty
   much the whole song. The only change
   to the rhythm is the breakdown at
    the end of the song. It's just a G#m
    repeated real chunky amd palm-muted.
                 \/
---4-x-x-4-x-4--------|
---4-x-x-4-x-4--------|
---4-x-x-4-x-4-------|
---6-x-x-6-x-6------|
---6-x-x-6-x-6------|
---4-x-x-4-x-4------|

* Now the lead is really cool sonuding
   and pretty fun to play, you just have
   to get the rhythm down. You can alternate
   the 1 and the 4 in parenthesis at the end
    just for variation.

--2-x-x-2-2-x-2-2-x-x-2---------(4)---|
--4-x-x-4-4-x-4-4-x-x-4--2h4p2--------|
-------------------------------4-1----|
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* There is also another part I notice 
   no one ever tabs. During the second
   verse there is a quiet harmonic guitar
   arrpegiating in the background.

---4-----4---0----(0)---7-----7---2-------|
-----4---------0----------7---------2-----|
-------4---------1s8--------8---------3b--|
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* If you want to throw in a neat solo or 
   something just for fun, I suggest G#m
   pentatonic with some blues notes. Here 
   it is for those of you who don't know it.

|--1--|----|----|-4--|
|--1--|----|----|-4--|
|--1--|----|-3--|-4--|
|--1--|----|-3--|----|
|--1--|--2-|-3--|----|
|--1--|----|----|-4--|
4fret |5th |6th |7th

* Have fun and remember music rocks!
   * to talk. Cause'
   it just seems like it's really hard
  Well Peace Out! and Rock On!