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        Play four times.

        Play four times; on fourth time hold last note.

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                Play sequence three times with corresponding chord
                changes; then fourth sequence in full--

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                   End Fig. 3

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        Play twice; then twice more, a half-step up.
        Note:  Some of the pull-off notes sound like double-stops; use
your own judgment.

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        Play twice, but last time stops on the 6th fret for a power
chord; then--

                End Fig. 5
Second verse is the same as first; Fig. 3.
Second chorus is almost the same as first; Fig.4. (End is a little
different; use your ears).

        This riff lasts through the rest of the song.  It has one
variation, which uses more of the open E string, but the same chords.
 Note:  I play all the chords of Fig.6 with the root on the E
string because of the sliding of the last chord in the sequence (B in
first; C in second), especially the last chord of the song.