this in my band so I thought I'd tab it. It's fairly easy, just remember the swing sort of 
to the song. It's in standard tuning. Here goes:

INTRO: (No Bass)

VERSE:
G|------------------------------------------------------|
D|------------55----------------------------------------|
A|----5-----3----3\0-0~000-2-2h5~555--------------------|
E|--3---3-----------------------------------------------|

then...

G|-----------------------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------------|
A|----5-----3-3~333p0-0~000-2-2h5~555------------------| X3
E|--3---3----------------------------------------------|


CHORUS:
G|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|----------5-5~555-0-0~000-3~-5~555/7-7-777-3-3-333-0~0~0~0~3-5-555-|
E|--3-3-333----------------------------------------------------------|

G|--------------------|
D|--------------------|
A|--------------------|
E|--3-3~333-3-3~333---|


BRIDGE:
G|---------------------------|
D|---------------------------|
A|--7~777-5~5~555-2-3--------| X4
E|--------------------33332--|

GUITAR SOLO:
G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|----------5-5~555----------------------/7-7~777-5-5~555--------------------|
E|--3-3~333---------5-5~555-3~33-2332--------------------5-5~555-3~33-2332-3~|

Here's the ORDER:
-INTRO
-VERSE
-CHORUS
-VERSE
-CHORUS
-BRIDGE
-GUITAR SOLO
-CHORUS(no bass until the high E note [7 on the A string] halfway through at the same 
as the drums kick in)
-CHORUS

That's it. Just a few things:
When you see something like this: 5-5~555 the spaces (-) between the fives means a very 
rest between that note and the next.
When they are bunched together (555) it means played in fairly fast sequences.
And also this symbol (~) means ringing out the note, listen to te song for timing but 
don't change an overly large amount.