Drop C# tuning.
Really simple song here.

0:23-4:34
D#|--3--2-----|--------|
A#|--------2--|--------|
F#|-----------|--4--7--|
C#|-----------|--------|
G#|-----------|--------|
C#|-----------|--5--9--|
Repeat a lot. A LOT.
After this is an ambient bit that I
haven't gotten around to figuring out yet.
But I can tell you it's based off of the
part above. So if you've got a good reverb
pedal and a way to do some swells, you can
probably figure this part out.
That's from 4:55-7:07, for you curious folk.

Onwards to part two! Starts at just after
7:07-8:50
D#|--------|--------|          |--------|--------|
A#|--------|--------|          |--------|--------|
F#|--2--7--|--2--4--|          |--2--7--|--6--4--|
C#|--------|--------| x3, then |--------|--------|
G#|--------|--------|          |--------|--------|
C#|--4--9--|--4--5--|          |--4--9--|--7--5--|
Play that whole part 3x, then it goes into:

8:52-10:35
I haven't sat downfigured this part out yet.
Sorry.

10:43-end
Part two again from above.
The only difference here is that after you play
the first part 3 times and go to the last part,
you play this instead:
D#|--------|--------|
A#|--------|--------|
F#|--2--7--|-----6--|
C#|--------|--------|
G#|--------|--------|
C#|--4--9--|-----7--|
The second part has a rest, then you play the
notes. Listen to the song for the timing.

And that's the song! If you have any additions,
just drop them in a comment.