It's not one of my favorites but it's good enough. It's an "up" song, toward the bubblegum end of the scale. It's got a pleasant main riff. A different tuning my make it easier but it's good exercise for the fingers. Riff 2 is remarkably free of the standard S-K eighth note riffing. I always admire the bridges and Riff 3 is no exception. When you separate the guitar parts, you can see how clever they are - big sound with simple components. It has the ooh-aah-ooh singing that I can't resist.
I sure hope I've done this well enough for you to figure out.
Quarter note = 132 or so.
Standard tuning.
Tabbed where it felt good on the fretboard but there are alternatives.
Riffs 1 and 2
Riff 3
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