Forever And Always

                           to bend from 0 to 1, or you can play it an
                           octave higher.

INTRO PT 3

                                    ||----------------------------1-1-1--|
 i prefer to play it                ||-1-------1---1-1--(1)-1---1-1-1-1--|
 this way => and i'm not sure       ||-0-------0---0-0--(0)-0---0-0-0-0--|
 which is right, so you choose      ||-0-------0---0-0--(0)-0---0-0-0-0--|2
                                    ||-----------------------------------|
                                    ||-3-------3---3-3--(3)-3---3-3-3-3--|
>On the second time through, play intro part one for the last part.<

VERSE

then all of these parts are played the stated number of times:

PD-C HORUS

PM|E|-------------|gradually release.

PD-C HORUS

PM|E|-------------|gradually release.

CHORUS

The same as intro pt 2. (Y)
>D PEAT [VERSE]<
>D PEAT [PD-C HORUS]<
>D PEAT [CHORUS]<

BRIDGE/G O

the 20s are tapped, and just pulled off to give a tapped harmonic
effect. as is the 17. NO notes are actually picked in guitar 1's part.
they are all either hammered on, tapped or pulled off.

OUTRO PT 1

is the same as intro pt 2

OUTRO PT 2

is the same as outro pt 1, except with a 3rd guitar playing:

OUTRO PT 3

is the same as outro pt 2, except with a 4th guitar playing

OUTRO PT 4

is the same as outro pt 3, except with a 5th guitar playing:

OUTRO PT 4

AND THEN JUST END ON A QUIET C CHORD MATE.

OUTRO PT 4

INTRO PT 1  x 1
INTRO PT 2  x 1
INTRO PT 3  x 2
VERSE       x 1
PDC HORUS   x 1
CHORUS      x 1
VERSE       x 1
PDC HORUS   x 1
CHORUS      x 1
BRIDGE      x 1
BDA K       x 1
OUTRO PT 1  x 1
OUTRO PT 2  x 1
OUTRO PT 3  x 1
OUTRO PT 4  x 2
And that's it =] enjoy, comment, rate, whatever floats your boat..
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| b    bend
| r    return
| /    slide up
| \    slide down
| h    hammer on
| p    pull off
| *    pinch harmonic
| ~    tremolo
| ...  palm muted
| x    muted note
| (n)  optional note
| T    tapped note
| >    accented note (play strongly)