Tune one half step down. The chords are not relative to this. An E chord would in 

fact be an Eb. Listen to the song for timing et cetera. 



-INTRO-



play once:



e--------------|

B--------------|

G--------------|

D--77-9--------|

A--55-7--------|

E--------------|



Intro chord sequence (open chords). 

Listen to the song for timing and picking, it's fairly easy. 

(Note that this progression is the same as in Bruce Springsteen's 'Radio Nowhere' 

and in the Cranberries' 'Zombie')



Em, C, G, D (4x)





-VERSE-, these are power chords:



E5            C5         D5               E5            D5 E5

You, you're living your life when you're dreaming 

         E5             C5         D5        E5         D5 E5

Late at night you're hearing my voice in your head





-PRE-CHORUS-



G5                    A5

It's time you see what it's all about 



G5                            A5    B5

There's one cure and there's no way out





-CHORUS-



C                 G   D

I don't wanna hear you might 

There's a fire gettin' near and sparks ignite 

If you're ready for a wild ride 



(Here you play the same open chords as in the intro chord sequence)

                       Em     C    G    D

Let me hear you say yeah (yeah, yeah, yeah) 

        Em     C    G    D

Say yeah (yeah, yeah, yeah) 





-BRIDGE-



F

Who knows where we'll be in the morning 

C  G

    I know we're here tonight 

C    F

   Get uptight and it all gets so boring 

D

It takes two to make you come alive 

C  D

   Take my hand, kiss your fears goodbye 

C   D

  There's something here that we can't deny



-During the SOLO, play the verse chord sequence-





-Interlude-

                           C   G    D

Well, let me hear you say it 

                            C   G   D

Well, I wanna hear you say it 

                              Em   C  G      D

Well, let me hear you say yeah (yeah, yeah, yeah) 

        Em  C   G     D

Say yeah (yeah, yeah, yeah) 





And then finish the whole thing up by repeating the chorus, and conclude with a nice C5 D5



When put together you play this (the conventional rock n roll anthem recipe):

Intro

Verse

Pre Chorus

Chorus

Verse

Pre Chorus

Chorus

Bridge

Solo

Pre Chorus

Interlude

Repeat Chorus







Cheers,