Born For One Thing

Play this twice, then :
- Break

Play this thrice (three times for those who slept during English classes), the last time goes like :

- Verse

Play this twice.
- Short break

Play this once, then the last little bit :

- Chorus (this is the part where I can't hear exactly what's going on, plus there's a second tapping line
after some time so, you figure that out and post it below).

Play this four times, fool around on the 15th fret on the third time, you have ears too.
- Verse

Play this twice.
- Math time
Also known as "the fun part", play it four times.

- Break variation

- Chorus

Play this B X times, fool around on the 15th fret on the fifth time, blahblahblah.
- Intro variation
Well, back to those natural harmonics low D string shenanigans.
Do what you have to do, what comes next is great.
- Verse variation

Feels great, huh? Play it twice.
- Math time
Yes, AGAIN. Four times.

- Djent time
It's the same rhytmic pattern, just played in different ways. There's the natural harmonics one
(starts on the 15th fret, then 14th, 17th, and 7th, you'll figure it out), and what's written below :

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| PM  Palm mute
| /   Slide up
| *   Artificial harmonic