Rollin' by Limp Bizkit
Album:  Chocolate St*rfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water
Tabbed by: SugarJay69

Hey y'all, this is in response to the horrible tabs of Rollin'
that are up right now.  That's what you get when non-Limp fans
(or Limp fans that don't know how to play guitar) tab Wes Borland's
work.  Don't worry about having a 7 string or not...  he's changed
to Paul Reed Smith six string guitars now.

Borland's guitars are almost always tuned to standard C# tuning,
except for songs like Nookie and Hot Dog, where he uses his
infamous 4 string Ibanez.

Standard C# tuning!!

Intro riff (the notes are very staccato-like):
|-----------------|
|-----------------|
|-------------0-0-|
|-------9-9-9-----|
|-7-7-7-----------|
|-----------------|

Main riff (the part that everybody got wrong):
|----------------------------------------|
|----------------------------------------|
|----------------------------------------|
|----------------------------------------|
|-2-2-2-9-9-9-7-7-7-5-5-5-4-4-4-7-7-7-|
|-0-0-0-7-7-7-5-5-5-3-3-3-2-2-2-7-7-7-|

This is how it is played!  If it doesn't sound right to you,
tune your guitar down to C#!!!!  I did!

Verse riff(palm muted):
|----------------------------------------------------------|
|----------------------------------------------------------|
|----------------------------------------------------------|
|----------------------------------------------------------|
|----------14-14-14-12-12-12-------------------------------|
|-12-12-12-------------------15-15-15-14-14-14-12-12-12-|

The shout out part (except for the last time, where he only does
the slide once):
|---------|
|---------|
|---------|
|---------|
|---------|
|-12-12-|

For the most part, that is the song.  Any other noises, like the
horn part mentioned in earlier tabs is just DJ Lethal adding
in parts.  I will be around more often now that exams are over,
and I will be double checking these Limp tabs out...
I'd do some more, but I not very good at two-hand tapping like Wes.
After all, I'm a drummer! hahahaha

Out y'all.