Tum Hans Diyay

from fig1 - fig4, i usually like to play the last two strings open
cause it gives it a more resounding nice sound. and i think the
second guitar on the song is also doing that, so feel free to hit
the b and high e string open almost throughout the song. fig3 and fig4
are optional, you could play fig1 twice instead of them, but they
follow the bass guitar and sound nicer.

chorus
a                                    b

Solo bit after first chorus
                                                1st time        2nd time

ending chorus (up one step)
a               b                  c            d

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Ok so how do you go about playing all these parts?
SEQUENCE:
Intro ... 1 time
[fig1 (twice) fig2 (twice)]... 3 times
[fig3 (once) fig4 (once) fig2 (twice)]... 1 time
VERSE
play the chords from fig1 and fig2 with different strumming variations
he plays it differently almost each time, i can't tab out each one.
the chords from fig1 and fig2 are repeatedly alternately 3 times
Pre Chorus (once)
Chorus part A (4 times)
Chorus part B (2 times)
Solo
Guitar Solo bit (fig 1 and fig2 in background on rhythm)
VERSE
halfway through verse the second verse guitar 2 bit kicks in
listen to the background
Pre Chorus (once)
Chorus part A (4 times)
Chorus part B (2 times)
Interlude
(fig1 and fig2 chords)
Chorus part A (4 times)
Chorus part B (2 times)
Ending Chorus part A (once)
Ending Chorus part B (4 times)
Ending Chorus part C (2 times)
Ending Chorus part D (once at the end of the song)

So that's how you play it. if you can't figure it out. sorry haha.
i know it looks complicated. it's not though. anyway..if you have
questions about this tab..i'm sick of it so don't ask me haha.