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im just assuming if your trying to play this that your already pretty good and can work out how he is plucking the notes, ie most low notes are slapped with his thumb rather than plucked, and there are a lot of percussive hand slaps onto muted strings throughout but you can listen to the song to figure out where they come in The tuning for this song is DADGAD and he has a4 Capo on the 4TH FRET. D|-----------------------4b4r0----------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------------------------------| G|-------7---------4--4-----------------------------------------| D|-----------------------------------2---------4----------------| A|--0h5-----0h2------------------------------------------0h2h4--| D|------------------------------0h2-------0h4-----0h2h4---------| D|-----------------------4b4r0--------------------0h2h4---------| A|------------------------------------------------------0h2h4---| G|-------7---------4--4-----------------------------------------| D|-----------------------------------2---------4----------------| A|--0h5-----0h2-------------------------------------------------| D|------------------------------0h2-------0h4-------------------| The Chorus he plays this with only his left hand along with a bass and snare sound achieved by hitting his right hand on the guitar, but again you can listen to the record to figure out where that comes in. D|------------------------------------------------------| A|------------------------------------------------------| G|--h7----h7------h4--h4-----h4-------------------------| D|-------------------------------h2--h2----h4--h4----h4-| A|--h5----h5------h2--h2-----h2-------------------------| D|-------------------------------h2--h2----h4--h4----h4-| So its not great detail but its enough for someone who plays this kind of thing a lot to figure out exactly what he is doing. Good Luck! Robbie
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