The Patient Ferris Wheel

The Patient Ferris Wheel

Intro:
Guitar 1
G|-7---9---11-9-7---9---11--14--16-7---9---11-9-7---9---7-|
D|-x---x----x--x-x---x----x---x---x--x---x----x--x-x---x---x-|
A|-5---7----9-7--5---7----9--12--14-5---7----9--7-5---7---5-|

Guitar 2
(power chords)
D A B D A G x2

Verse:
Both guitars
(power chords)
D A G D x2

Pre-chorus:
Both guitars
(power chords)
B Gb G A x2

Chorus:
Guitar 1
B|-----------12-10-----------------12-10----------------12-10---------|
G|-7-9-11-----------11--7-9-11---------11--7-9-11-----------11--7-|

Guitar 2
(power chords)
D A B G x2

Bridge:
Guitar 1
G|-7---7\6/7---7\6/7---7\6\4\2---7-|

Guitar 2
Palm muted
(power chords)
D A G D A B G D A B

Outro:
Both guitars play Guitar 2's chorus part

End on D

Favourite song!!!

Hey, do you have any idea what chords Brian plays during the acoustic court tavern version of this song ?

I'm fairly sure its the same as guitar 2, except the guitar is tuned down a halfstep.
So the E string is now an Eb, A string Ab, and so forth.
You can then play they chords as stated above, except open chords, rather than power chords.

So the first chord, a Db or C#, is played by playing the shape of a D chord, since the guitar is tuned down.

I'm watching the Court Tavern show, and I'm definitely seeing him play an E at the beginning; there's an A in there as well.
I'd venture to say it's actually in the key of D# (guitar tuned down a half step still), instead of C#.
More details as I sort it out.

Okay, the chorus sounds like this to me:
E Bb
I never felt so strange,
C#m
Standin in the pourin rain,
A
Thinkin about what an old man said
Asus
and maybe I should call me an ambulance

I'm a bit confused on the intro, do I play each chord one at a time or is the strumming pattern not their?
(guitar 1 by the way)

the strumming pattern is not there. just play each chord until you hear a chord change in the song with the rhythm found in the song

ahh alright thanks

isnt there another lead part during the chorus?