Bass tablature for "How About You" by "Staind"

Artist: Staind
Piece: How About You
Instrument: Bass
Submitter: Moschops
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Artist    : Staind
Song      : How About You
Album     : 14 Shades Of Grey
Tabbed By : Moschops (littledarkone79@hotmail.com)
Tuning    : 5-string (BEADG)

Intro/1st Verse:
(the dot following the fret numbers here indicates playing these
notes staccato)

G:--------------------------------:
D:--------------------------------:
A:--------------------------------:
E:--------------------------------: (play twice for intro, then four
B:2.2.2---4.4.4---1.1.1---2.2.2---:  times for 1st verse.)

Pre-Chorus:
G:----------------:
D:----------------:
A:----------------:
E:1---1-11--------:
B:--------2---2-22: (play this just once.)

Chorus:
G:--------------------------------:
D:--------------------------------:
A:--------------------------------:
E:4---4-4-------------------------:
B:--------4---4-4-1---1-1-2---2-2-: (play four times.)

2nd Verse(as Intro/1st Verse):
Play five times (Once for verse intro, four for the verse).

Pre-chourus(as before):
Play Once.

Chorus:
Play four times.

Bridge (Same as verse but with timing variation):
G:--------------------------------:
D:--------------------------------:
A:--------------------------------:
E:--------------------------------:
B:2---2---4---4---1---1---2---2---: (play once)

3rd Verse/Bridge (as 1st Verse):
Play once.
Then:
G:--------------------------------:
D:--------------------------------:
A:--------------------------------:
E:--------------------------------:
B:2.2.2---4.4.4---1.1.1---2-------: (play once)

Chorus (as before):
Play four times.

End:
G:--------------------------------:
D:--------------------------------:
A:--------------------------------:
E:4-------------------------------:
B:--------------------------------:


Well that's it.  You might want to play with the timing on the chorus.
Also, I've tabbed for standard tuning.  You might want to play tuned
down 1 & 1/2 steps so you can play the Ab in the chorus as the low
bottom string.