Guitar Notes: This is a single acoustic solo. The song 
is played by John Butler (the composer) with a custom 
11 string without a 2nd g string, but it sounds relatively 
fine on a 6 string acoustic.

This is all based on Butler's performance at Max 
Sessions, seen here: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xZw9D9c18E

I HIGHHHHLLLYYY suggest that you all watch this 
video if you plan on learning this or just want to enjoy it 
to it's full potential. There is just soo much free playing 
in this song that cannot be transcribed.

Next, I'm not a good tabber. This is my first tab, though 
I have made several user comps. But as for my ear 
tabbing, I'm not good. I feel this tab is somewhat 
accurate, but only really gives the gist of what this 
song is really about. Just remember, watch the video, 
and this will all make sense.

I did not transcribe this entire tab by my ear. I found an 
ASCII tab on the internet and used it as a reference. 
This tab is seen here: http://www.ultimate-
guitar.com/tabs/j/john_butler_trio/ocean_live_tab.htm

For this reason I may or may not submit it to the PTC. 
I'll see later. That tab does have a handful of errors.

So just, yeah. Watch the video. If the link expires for 
whatever reason or I faulted, just search John Butler 
Trio - Ocean or whatever into the search at 
www.youtube.com

Make sure its John himself. Some of the covers just 
blow.

As for the guitar tuning, All guitars = CGCGCe with a 
capo on fret 4. A custom made 11 string is the guitar 
Butler plays, and the common way to emulate it in PTE 
is two add a guitar an octave up, but I did so and it just 
didn't sound right. So I just add the guitar, tuned it all 
nice for you people, and if you REALLY want it there, 
just throw it in. Come on now. Click guitar in...click the 
two little check boxes...don't be lazy.


Bass Notes: There's no bass, foo'.