Tabbed by Bart.
G---------------------------------
D---------------------------------
A---------------------------------
E---0/\/-0/\/-0/\/-feedback-------
[ triplets ]
G---4-3-2~~~-4-3-2~~~-4-3-2----------------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------3-5-7-9~~~~999-999-999-999-999--
A------------------------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------------------
[ triplets ]
G--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D--12^11-10--3-5-777-777-777-777-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-14^13-12-11-9-10-11-11-9-7-0~~~-
A--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G-9--10-10--11--12-12~~~--------------------------
D-----------------------------------12\-**--------
A-------------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------
[ triplets ]
G---12---11--11--11--11-11.11.11-11.11.11-11.11.11-11.11.11---D---------------------
A-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G-------------------------
D-------------------------
A-------------------------
E-12-dive w/whammy--------
** =3D various slides on E & A
/\/ =3D whammy (up, down, up)
^ =3D small bend and release (quick)
After the last note, Les goes back into the vers part
(E---0-2-0-2---etc.) for a bit and then plays a snazzy lttle ditty I'm
quite sure ain't part of the original tune. There may be mistakes
'cause I SUCK!!
Comment by Matt Collins.
The little ditty that Les plays before he goes into the last verse of "Tweekers" is played on the G-string on the 14 and 11th frets and walks down the 16th and 14th frets of all the strings from G to E.