Outnumbered

(obviously, the second time, pinch harmonic the last note)
Guitar 2 plays the open string in a rhythym I'll have you figure out on your own. Then
the breakdown thing and then the weird stuff which goes like...

B |8~-3-2|
F#|8~-3-2|
B |8~-3-2|

(play the last bit after the second time again)

B |-88888888888877775555555577777777|
F#|-88888888888877775555555577777777|
B |o88888888888877775555555577777777|

There is a harmony for the 5-3-2 part that goes 8-7-5

B |-0~~~~8~~~~4~~~~~~0-2-3-2|
F#|-0~~~~8~~~~4~~~~~~0-2-3-2|
B |o0~~~~8~~~~4~~~~~~0-2-3-2|
                    . . . .

B |0~~~~8~~~~11~~~~~~0-2-3-2-|    x2
F#|0~~~~8~~~~11~~~~~~0-2-3-2-|
B |0~~~~8~~~~11~~~~~~0-2-3-2o|
                     . . . .
This breakdown is so hard to hear with the quality that is out right now so this is as
as I can get.

The harmonic isn't a pinch, it's hard to do with this tuning, too.
Second time through play this for the second part

Then play the beginning again
Then this
Guitar 1

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Guitar 2^^
Then the chorus into the ending breakdown. The last note before the breakdown when he
"tec" in "protection" is "4" on the B string. Hope that made sense.
Because I don't want to tab out the breakdown the off notes are "5" then "2" with a "8"
"4" harmony. It makes sense to me so yea.
ending
Instead of playing the "5" then "2" bit just strum "4" on the B string into