E Standard tuning!



So I put the tabs in for parts in the order that they appear, but I didn't tab the whole 
song completely
 played sequentially all the way through, you just have to put the verse, wherever 
there's a verse. Easy
 enough, right? The order they are played in is listed at the bottom of the page.



Intro (strum fast)

e-----------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------|
G-----------------------------------|
D--7------5------7-------5----------|
A--7-x4---5-x4---7-x2 ---5-x2-------|
E--5------3------5-------3----------|



Chorus

(If you're playing distorted, you might as well just make these bar chords, but playing acoustic,
 it's fun to play the whole chords)

e--5---3---5---7-----------|
B--5---3---7---7-----------|
G--6---4---7---7-----------|
D--7---5---7---(b9)----------|      X2
A--7---5---5---(b9)----------|
E--5---3---x---7-----------|



Verse

This is the same chords as the chorus but there's an obvious offbeat, and I tend to 
leave out the low E
string in my strum because of the chords' voicings in the song is higher. I'm not even 
actually 100%
sure the guitar is played in the verses, it might be just keyboard, but I like to play 
guitar so, hey,
whatever.



Different verse

I dunno what to call this part, it's just like a verse.. But different... Hence the name 
I have given it..


"He stole alien technology, and built a time machine..."

e------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G-----------------7------------|
D--7---5--7---7---7----(b9)-7----|
A--7---5--7---7---5----(b9)-7----|
E--5---3--5---5--------7--5----|


"Went back in time to 100 million B.C."

e------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G-----------------7-------(b9)---|
D--7---5--7---7---7----(b9)-(b9)---|
A--7---5--7---7---5----(b9)-7----|
E--5---3--5---5--------7-------|


Or you can play it like this. I started playing it like this, but then I changed to the 
first tab for this part
that I have. But whatever floats your boat man, it's the same thing.


"He stole alien technology, and built a time machine..."

e------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G------------------------------|
D--7---5--7---7---12---(b9)-7----|
A--7---5--7---7---12---(b9)-7----|
E--5---3--5---5---10---7--5----|


"Went back in time to 100 million B.C."

e------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G-------------------------(b9)---|
D--7---5--7---7---12---(b9)-(b9)---|
A--7---5--7---7---12---(b9)-7----|
E--5---3--5---5---10---7-------|



Bridge

The beginning of the bridge starts off the same as the intro, but played twice. Then 
you're faced with
a slightly difficult transition, depending on how good you are, to this solo.

e---------------------------------------------------|
B-------------------7-(b9)-*--10-(b9)7------------------|
G----------7-(b9)--(b9)----------------(b9)7-6------------|
D--7--7-(b9)--------------------------------(b9)7-6-----|
A---10----------------------------------------------|
E---------------------------------------------------|


* in this little gap in the solo, LDD makes noises with his guitar, little either muted 
notes too small to
hear (I did this by ear), or effects in the song, I fill it in sometimes by mute picking on
the 10th fret on
the B string (what the next note is) just a few times, then finish off the solo. But you 
can do that, leave
it empty, or just do whatcha like.


Like I said, I did this by ear, it might not be 100% perfect but I just spent half an 
hour replaying that
solo trying to make sure I had the right idea. There might be a few notes played during the
end of the
strumming part of the bridge, but I'm pretty sure that after the chords end, it picks up 
where I started.
So I think I have it as good as you can get, unless maybe playing with two guitars might 
get you and
extra not or two to fit in the beginning of the solo.



Alternative verse ending


Play the first two chords in the verse, but then stop strumming and mute your strings at 
the end of
this line for just a sec.

"The cops tried to stop him, before he could explode"


Then when you hear this next line, you play this next tab instead of the regular verse 
ending chords.

"Look out he's got a nose!"

e--------------------------|
B--------------------------|
G---7---6---(b9)-------------|
D---7---6---(b9)-------------|
A---5---4---7--------------|
E--------------------------|


then mute your strings again, wait for "Oh wait, no he doesn't" then go back to the chorus.



THE END, and the mine turtle lived happy explosively after.



How the song goes:

Intro|Chorus|Verse|Chorus|Verse|Different verse|Chorus|Bridge|Verse|Alt. verse ending|Chorus(x2)