Standard Tuning, bars of 2/4
E|--18b20--18--16--15------------------|-------------------------------------|
B|--------------------16----16---------|--18b20--18--16--15------------------|
G|-----------------------17------------|--------------------15----15---------|
D|-------------------------------------|-----------------------17------------|
A|-------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|

               (you need to listen for the timing of the pull-offs,
                they are basically grace notes, extremely quick)
E|------------------------------|----------------|-------------|--------------|
B|--18b20--18b20--18--16--------|----------------|-17--20--17~-|-17--20--17~--|
G|------------------------19p17-|-19p17--15--17--|-------------|--------------|
D|------------------------------|----------------|-------------|--------------|
A|------------------------------|----------------|-------------|--------------|
E|------------------------------|----------------|-------------|--------------|

E|----15----15----18-18---|-------15----18--18--18-|------------------------------|
B|-16----16----16---------|-16-16----16------------|------------------------------|
G|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------|
D|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------|
A|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------|
E|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------|


ORIGINAL:
I made this tab from the original song that Doom sampled (a David
Matthews cover of Space Oddity, around the 2:10 mark). In Rapp Snitch Knishes, the guitar
part is sped up a bit so the tuning is slightly higher; therefore you'll have to tune
everything up if you want to play along with the song (though I don't know by how much).
The original song (which you can find on youtube) is in standard tuning.

There are delay effects and some layered guitar parts here and there, but I did my best to figure out
one definitive way to play it by yourself.


To make it easier to count I separated bars of 2/4
(also, at the very beginning, the first bar is played twice)
E|-------------------------------|--------------------------------------------|
B|--20b22--20--18--17------------|--------------------------------------------|
G|--------------------17------17-|-19b21--19--17--16--------------------------|
D|------------------------19-----|--------------------17------17--------------|
A|-------------------------------|------------------------19------------------|
E|-------------------------------|--------------------------------------------|

          (you need to listen for the timing of the pull-offs)
E|-----------------------------|-------------------|-----------|--------------|
B|-----------------------------|-------------------|-----------|--------------|
G|--19b21--19b21--19-17--------|-------------------|--18-21-18-|--18-21-18----|
D|------------------------21p19|-21p19--17--19-----|-----------|--------------|
A|-----------------------------|-------------------|-----------|--------------|
E|-----------------------------|-------------------|-----------|--------------|

E|------------------------|----------------------|------------------------------|
B|-----17----17----20-20--|-------17----20-20-20-|------------------------------|
G|--17----17----17--------|-17-17----17----------|------------------------------|
D|------------------------|----------------------|------------------------------|
A|------------------------|----------------------|------------------------------|
E|------------------------|----------------------|------------------------------|

The third and fourth bars are the most open for interpretation.



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| b  Bend
| ~  Vibrato
| p  Pull-off