RIFF A
e:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:
b:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------: 
g:-----------------:-3-3-------------:-----------------:-3-3-------0-----:
d:-5-5-------------:-3-3---3---0-030-:-5-5-------------:-3-3---3---------:
a:-5-5---6---5-565-:-1-1-------------:-5-5---6---5-565-:-1-1-------------:
e:-3-3-------------:-----------------:-3-3-------------:-----------------:
             
             
   RIFF B
e:-----------------:-----------------:
b:-----------------:-----------------:
g:-------8-8-8-8-8-:-------1010101010:
d:-5-5---8-8-8-8-8-:-8-8---1010101010:
a:-5-5---6-6-6-6-6-:-8-8---8-8-8-8-8-:
e:-3-3-------------:-6-6-------------:




   RIFF C
e:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:
b:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:
g:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:-----------------:
d:---------3-------:-----------5---5-:---------3-------:-----------5---5-:
a:-----3-5---6-5-3-:---3---5---5---5-:-----3-5---6-5-3-:---3-------5---5-:
e:---6-------------:-6---------3---3-:---6-------------:-6-----3---3---3-:
     PM---|  PM---------|                PM---|  PM---------|
     
     
PM means Palm Mute. The riffs are presented in order of appearance.


RIFF A is the intro riff. They play around with palm muting in different
parts of the riff throughout the song.


RIFF B is the verse/solo riff. RIFF A is also played during these times.
Listen to the song. You'll know the difference between the two. Also RIFF B
is palm muted sometimes.


RIFF C is the bridge riff.. very cool riff IMHO.


Any other time in this song when you're not sure what's going on, just play
the G D# A# F chords (RIFF B).


As for the solo.. Just play something.. don't matter what, no need to tab
something like that out.. be creative!


Enjoy!



        

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