There is one A# power chord done on the guitar during the song. I'm not sure, but if you listen to the bass part there may actually be other chord changes during the song but this is the only on struck on the guitar: A#5 or maybe A# (there seem to be variations) ----- ----- ----- -3--- -3--- -3--- -3--- -3--- -1--- -1--- ----- ----- This bass riff can be approximated in the guitar as: (I'm assuming normal tuning) ~ H P ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------5h6p5-- -6-5-6-7-------- This riff shows up later on a higher octive as an actual guitar riff: ---------2-3-2-- -3~1-3-4-------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- I'm using the ~ symbol to indicate vibrato, H to mean Hammer on and P to mean Pull off. The Hammer / Pull sequence above is done as a quick trill. These riffs are repeated together smoothly so that the first note (sustained a bit) serves as the end note of the riff also, though I didn't write it that way (you get the idea). There is another very fast descending guitar riff played that is something like this: H P H P H P -10-11-10---8-9-8------------------- --------------------10-11-10-------- ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ Riff 2 (something like this..) e|-----------------------------------------------------------------| B|-----------------------------------------------------------------| G|-4-2-4-5-8-9----4-2-4-5-8-9----4---------------------------------| D|-4-2-4-5-8-9----4-2-4-5-8-9----4---------------------------------| A|-2-0-2-3-6-7----2-0-2-3-6-7----2---------------------------------| E|-----------------------------------------------------------------| The words seem to be something like: Would you believe me when I tell you you are the queen of my heart? Please don't decieve me when I hurt you, This ain't the way it seems. [or maybe] Just say it the way it seems. chorus: Can you feel my love buzz? (repeated).