Under The Surface

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out--they don't use pure power chords most of the time. Here's Under the
Surface from the Times of Grace album. It took me about 2 hours to figure it
out and type it up. Enjoy.
Natural harmonics on 14th fret:

    .     .     .     .     .     .     .     .  (dots represent 1/8 notes)
    ^^                ^^                ^^
The ^ are accents. Play these notes a bit louder than the rest. This part
has a ton of distortion, so these harmonics ring well.
These chords fall on the accents above (keep playing part A):

Part B plays 4 times, then:
(with part A):

   .     .     .     .     .     .     .     .   (slide down to next note)

Play that 4 times, then part B again 4 times, then:

    ^^                ^^                ^^

    ^^                ^^                ^^

    ^                 ^                 ^

    ^                 ^                 ^
Repeat that 4 times, then this at a slower tempo (-1077945912s an eighth rest):

That repeats 8 times, then all instruments cut out except for a single
guitar playing heavily distorted and reverbed "volume swell" notes, and a
sparse bass drum. If you really care, the notes are a freestyle mix of A, F,
and D (string 2 fret 10, string 3 fret 10, and string 1 fret 10,
respectively). After a while, play part C and double it an octave lower with
Gtr. 2 ("Your shell is hollow / Your shell is hollow / So am I / The rest
will follow / The rest will follow / So will I / So will I"). Then the
outro:

Repeat 8 times, then end with: