This is the lead guitar part for the song. If you've done the main guitar part, you'll know that the F and C major chords have a little distorted guitar backing appearing periodically through the song. We've put that in here:

F major
C major

these chords are also played:

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Here
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During the bridge, just a C major is played. The rest of the time, it's back to good old F major and C major.

The solo is a little unusual. In the song it is played using lots of feedback. This means that it is mostly played a register lower than we show here. The high feedback level raises the pitch an octave higher. This takes a lot of setting up on your amp and effects pedals. It is just as easy to play it right, without trying to use feedback control - just raising it an octave higher. So that's the way we do it here.

It's not a difficult solo at all. However, the long sustain on the notes in the song is due to the feedback (which has a very long sustain). This can be emulated with a sustain pedal, and plenty of high gain on your amp. Using vibrato to play the notes will also cause them to last significantly longer. And don't forget - you can just keep picking the note as it starts to fade!