Tuning: standard 5 string tuning or down tune all your strings 2.5 steps on a 4 string bass

Riff A
G|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--3h5-5-(3-3-5)-1--3h5-(5-3-3-5)-5--3h5-5-(3-3-5)---------------  (5--3-5-2)-|
B|--------------------------------------------------4--------------------------|


Riff B
G|--------------------------------------------------|
D|--------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------7-5h7p5----------------7-5---------|
E|--3h5-5-3-3--------------3h5-5-3-3----------      |
B|--------------------------------------------------|


Riff C
G|--------------------------------|
D|--------------------------------|
A|--Rest-----------Rest-----------|
E|--------------------------------|
B|-----------0-0---------------0--|
riff C and D are connected so the note ending riff C connects to the first note of riff D

Riff D
G|-----------|
D|-----------|
A|-----------|  Play this riff 22 times and connect it right into riff E
E|-----7-----|
B|--0----0---|


Riff E
G|------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|------------------------------------------------------------------|Right after this riff go to riff A without
E|------------------------------------------------------------------|using the notes in ( )
B|--66-532-6-5-3-2-66-532-6-5-3-2-0-0-66-532-6-5-3-2-66-532-6-5-3-2-|
                                  (Bring it down)



h - hammer-on
p - pull-off
( ) - these notes are used in riff A ,mean that they are used sometimes,
such as in the beggining during the opening riff of the song, but are not
used in a riff after riff E, i can't really tell if they are right but they
do fit. Riff A varies a lot as well.  These riffs should give you a hint
to figure the song out.