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this tablature file originally archived at emil's phish tab page, http://www.redmedia.com/chordslast update 26-Jul-2001  13:12
Sample in a Jar
From: Chris Corsale (ccorsale@cosi.stockton.edu)
From: Jim Vegeais (vegeais@aspentec.com)

Trey starts the song with:

   A   C   G   D              A   E   Em   D
                   H                       * - toggle your selector switch back												 and forth :)
|----------------------------------------------|
|-10---8---8---7--------------5---5---5----3---|
|--9---9---7---7--------------6---4---4----2---|
|-11--10---9---7-----7---7----7---6---5----4---|
|----------------7-9---9-----------------------|
|----------------------------------------------|
 
This is done twice as an intro, then there's a drum break, and then this same progression is used fo the verses.  it's played two more
times as a verse.

The chorus goes like this:  

A  A/D B/E A/D  played 4X

(from Nathan Rasmussen <pro_vegetable@hotmail.com> )
E----------------------------|
B----------------------------|
G-----------7-----9-----7----|
D-----7-----7-----9-----7----|
A-----7-----5-----7-----5----|
E-----5-----5-----7-----5----|


I have found it to sound a little better.
-Nathan

 
Then play the verse progression once (w. distortion), then 2 more times as the second verse.  then there's another chorus.

The break is:  

C   D   A   G   C   D   E  (let the E chord hang for a while)

During that hanging E, trey does a little fill like this:

    H P H P H P H P H P H
|--------------------------|
|-8-9-8-9-8-9-8-9-8-9-8-9--|
|-7-9-7-9-7-9-7-9-7-9-7-9--|
|--------------------------|
|--------------------------|
|--------------------------|
  
Then the chorus part is played two more times.   There's a solo over the verse progression, and the song ends on a big A chord.