Transcribed by Patrick Neeley  *

This is tabbed for a 5-string.  Really need either a 5 or 6 string bass, and 
I'm willing to bet they used a 7-string guitar.

"/*\" above a set of notes represents a hammer, where-as "6/8" and "\8" 
represent up and down slides, respectively.

Note: bass is in standard tuning, 1 whole step down.

VERSE:

|F|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|C|--------8-----------------------|--------------------------------|
|G|----6---------------------------|--------------------------------|
|D|7-----------7-------------------|------------/***\---------------|
|A|----------------8---------------|8---8-------6 7 8---8-----------|
   1       2       3       4        1       2       3       4

CHORUS:

|F|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|C|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|G|---------------------/*****\----|--------------------------------|
|D|7---7---7---7---7--/11 12 11----|--------------------------------|
|A|-----------------------------12-\8---8---8---6---8---8---6---8---|
   1       2       3       4        1       2       3       4

END REFRAIN:

|F|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|C|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|G|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|D|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|A|6---------------6-6-------------|6-------------6-6---6-----------|
   1       2       3       4        1       2       3       4


For the last 4 notes in the song, everybody in the group plays 1 
note each beat, and everyone plays in unison.  The bass is still
playing the same note as in the END REFRAIN.