First time tabbing but I have studied how he plays this live several times and this is officially it! DROP B TUNING DD-3 Pedal 50 delay time everything else 12 o'clock (volume up all the way) A POG to lower octave like a bass Intro (Played throughout song as well) C# ----888---8----888---888-| G# -----------6-------------| E -------------------------| B -------------------------| F# -4b-----8----------8-----| B -------------8-----------| (Later in the song he bails on the last 3 notes take a listen) Also on that 4b...he bends it to make it sound like a 5 but you can just play a 5 if its too much for your fingers (beginner tip) This is the verse part (fixed it from what I originally had) Note : he throws in mute notes every once and a while during the pauses C# --------------------------------------| G# --------------------------------------| E --------------------------------------| B --------------------------------------| F# --------------------------------------| B -12--------15----12----15----15-17-12-| During the bridge "Theres a time for second best..." (Listen for the tempo cause im only putting it as one note each but its a rapid down stroke with the thumb until the switch) Sounds like some tremolo mixed with a second POG organ sound. C# ------------------------| G# ------------------------| E ------------------------| B ------------------------| F# -5----8---------3-------| B -----------8------------| (repeat) C# ------------------------------------------| G# ------------------------------------------| E -7--7-5-7--7-5-10--10-12-14-10-5-14-13-12-| B ------------------------------------------| F# -5555555555555-888888-10-12-8--3-12-10-10-| B ------------------------------------------| Goes back to Intro Ending C# -------------------------| G# -------------------------| E -------------------------| B -------------------------| F# -4b-4b-4b-4b-4b-4b-4b-4--|b B -------------------------| (repeat while drums are going) Alternate way to do this is to hit the low B string on the 12th fret Thats it! Its a fun song to learn - Caleb M. Leave me comments for any questions