A Quick Guide On How To Read Tablature
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e-- <--high e (thin string)
B--
G--
D--
A--
E-- <--low e (thick string)

The numbers on the tab signify what fret you should play.
A 0 means play the string, but don't press a finger on a fret.
For example:

--3 <--3rd fret
--3 <--3rd fret
--0 <--open string
--0 <--open string
--2 <--2nd fret
--3 <--3rd fret

A string with an 'x' on it means scratch.
A note with a '\' or a '/' by it means slide.
A note with an 'h' by it means hammer on the fret with your finger.
A note with an 'b' by it means bend the string.



h - hammer on
p - pull off
b - bend string up
r - release bend
/ - slide up
\ - slide down
v - vibrato (sometimes written as ~)
t - tap (with strumming hand)
x - muted, struck string