This is the way I played it for the intro part. The song is very colorful with a 2nd guitar and some nice vocals. I didn't tab out every single beat so please listen to the song and just play along with it. Play this intro part all the way through the G,Am,Bm,C,G e -7---7---7---7----8---8---8---8---| B|-8---8---8---8----8---8---8---8---| G|---7---7---7---7----7---7---7---7-| D|----------------------------------| A|----------------------------------| E|----------------------------------| EAD7 e|-0---0---|-5---5---|-5---5---| B|-8---8---|-5---5---|-7---7---| G|---7---7-|---6---6-|---7---7-| D|---------|---------|---------| A|---------|---------|---------| E|---------|---------|---------| G Am Bm C Oh, I could hide 'neath the wings...Of the bluebird as it sings G Em A7 D7 The six-o-clock alarm would never ring G Am Bm C But it rings and I rise...Wipe the sleep out of my eyes G Em C D7 G My shaving razor's cold and it stings GDGAGDEm E ---------------| B ---------------| G ---------------| D ---------------| A ---------------| E -3-2-3-5-3-2-0-| C D Bm Cheer up sleepy Jean C D Em C Oh what can it mean to a G C G Em A7 D7 Daydream believer and a...homecoming queen G Am Bm C You once thought of me...As a white knight on a steed G Em A7 D7 Now you know how happy I(life) can be G Am Bm C And our good times start and end....Without dollar one to spend G Em C D7 G But how much baby do we really need GDGAGDEm E ---------------| B ---------------| G ---------------| D ---------------| A ---------------| E -3-2-3-5-3-2-0-| C D Bm Cheer up sleepy Jean C D Em C Oh what can it mean to a G C G Em A7 D7 Daydream believer and a...homecoming queen