REM - "the sidewinder sleeps tonight" Tablature

From: hyson@cis.ohio-state.edu (david lincoln hyson)
I saw a request awhile back for this, and haven't seen a response. Here's
my try, constructive criticisms are appreciated.

REM

The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonight
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Intro, same as chorus:

D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/

The transition to the verses:
C Em
e---------0-----|---------0---------
B-------------1-|-------------0-----
G---------------|-------------------
D-----2---------|-------------------
A-3-------------|-----2-------------
E---------------|-0-----------------

Verse 1:
(* For all the verses, the F's, C's, and Am's are played as barre
chords, the F's in A formation, the C's and Am's in E form. He
upstrokes them in pairs, on what sounds like a big hollowbody electric.
The placement of the chords over the words here is inteneded only to
to denote their *approximate* temporal location. Listen to the song
and you'll be able to hear and feel where they actually go.*)

F F F F C C C C
This ..
F F F F C C C C
There ...

long, ..
F F F F Am Am C C
If I ..
F F F F C C C C
[Untranscribable Stipe yodel]
F F F F Am Am C C
If I ..

Chorus 1 (*I won't even try to pretend that I know what he's

D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/

C Em (*play as noted above for transition*)

Verse 2:
F F F F C C C C
There's ..

wake up
F F F F C C C C
But ...

design
F F F F Am Am C C
With ..
F F F F C C C C
["Tell her" yodeled]
F F F F C C C C
Tell ..
F F F F Am Am
Only ..
C C
really ..

Chorus 2: (*Same as chorus one, including transition*)

D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/

C Em

Verse 3: (*Short verse*)
F F F F C C
Baby ..
C C
sub-..
F F F F C C C C
A can ..
F F F F Am Am C C
A ..

Chorus 3:

D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/

C Em (*Same as above*)

Bridge:

(*During the bridge, Am and Bm are played as A barres, and the picking
pattern is like this:

Bm Bm Am Am
e---------2------|---------2------|---------0------|---------0------|
B-------------3--|-------------3--|-------------1--|-------------1--|
G----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
D-----4----------|-----4----------|-----2----------|-----2----------|
A-2--------------|-2--------------|-0--------------|-0--------------|
E----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|

The C below is picked in the same pattern, i.e. A str, D str, e str, B str*)

Bm Bm Am Am
The cat ..
Bm Bm Am Am
On ..
Bm Bm Am C
That ..
Em Em
The ..


Chorus 3 and outro:

(*The chorus is the same*)

D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/

(*But now this transition thing changes to what we'll call the New Transition*)
C Em
e---------0-----|-0-------0-----|
B-------------1-|-0-------0-----|
G---------------|-0-------0-----|
D-----2---------|-2-------2-----|
A-3-------------|-2-------2-----|
E---------------|-0-------2-----|

D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/

C Em (*New transition*)

D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/

C Em (*New transition*)

D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/
D////G//C//Am/

C Em D D
We got a boogy-woogy groove on this one

From: csb1@engr.engr.uark.edu (Chris Bray)

Chorus:
D D/F# D D/F# G5 C9 G5 Am
Call me ..
D D/F# D D/F# G5 C9 G5 Am
Call me ..
D D/F# D D/F# G5 C9 G5 Am
Call me ..