Rollercoaster

{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
{sot}the strings are represented thusly so:
E-----------
B-----------
G-----------
D----4------
A----0------
E-----------{eot}
The number indicates the fret that u play. In the above example, fret D at 4th, and
play A open... ahh, Harmonious, eh??
 
 
But, now onto the song:
 
{section: Intro}
Here's the intro. Or, what I made of the intro:
 
{sot}2--3------2--3------2--3----5-----5b7--r5-3------{eot}
Then, just follow the pattern for one line of the verse, and then the song begins
(over that same riff):
Ok, here's that riff (as I see it) that carries most of the verse.
To me, this sounds like a bass is playing is playing the bassy bit, and a guitar is raking
out a chord over it.
Consider this part to be a compromise between the two, with the guitar playing both
 
  .
 
    Today's the    day, We're out     to  play.We lost     our   way, it's always the same, oh    baby now.
The next significant change is for the "come and sit beside us" bit.. Lets call that the pre-chorus:
For this, from what I can hear, you rake out D, then Dsus4, then D, then Dsus4 (get the idea?)
 
{sot}-----2------2----------3-----3-----
---3------3------3---3-----3-----3-
-2------2------2---2-----2-----2---{eot}
 
{section: Chorus}
Then for the chorus:
 
come on    come on       get it on    we're riding in a rollercoaster
come on    come along    get it on    we're riding in a rollercoaster    of love
Then straight back to the verse riff. If you want something to play whilst the fiddle bit is on:
 
FIDDLE BIT :)
mute and unmute these chords rapidly (with your fretting hand) to the timing of the fiddle.
You'll know what I mean, if u listen to the song.
 
{sot}--2x2---------3x3-----------2x2--------0x0-------
--3x3---------3x3-----------3x3--------3x3-------
--2x2---------2x2-----------2x2------------------{eot}