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Note: Drop D tuning
Intro
G |—————————————|
D |—————————————|
A |———————6—6—6—|
D |—0—0—0———————|
Section 1
G |————————————————————————|
D |———————————3—4——————————|
A |—————3—5—5—————5————————|
D |———0——————————————0—3—2—|
Section 2
G |——————————————————————————————————————————————|
D |—————————4——————————3——————————2——————————————|
A |———3—5—5——————3—5—5——————3—5—5————————————————|
D |—0——————————0——————————0——————————000000——————|
Section 3
G |———————————————————————|
D |———————————————————————|
A |———55——55——55———————3——|
D |———————————————03—5————|
The order is:
Intro x 16
Section 1 x 16
Section 2 x 2
followed by
G |————————————|
D |————————————|
A |————————————|
D |——0—0—0—STOP| Untill you go to...
Section 3 x 8
Section 1 x 8
Section 2 X 2
followed by
G |————————————|
D |————————————|
A |————————————|
D |——0—0—0—STOP| Untill you go to...
Section 3 x 16
Followed by Vamping (repeatedly playing) an open dropped D
Section 3 x 12
Vamp an open D
Intro x 1
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