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Song: Iron Mic
Artist: Sugar Ray
Album: Lemonade And Brownies
Tabbed By: Ba$$ Lizard (CRoyale007@aol.com)
*Member Of The Bass Tab Archive Tabbing Army*

Correcting my own tab, I messed something up.

Tune down half a step, Eb Ab Db Gb

Intro/Verse/Pre-Chorus: Riff 1

G:------------
D:------------
A:---7--5-----
E:-0-------7-5

Chorus (I'm not 100% sure, but i think it's close): Riff 2

G:-----------------------------
D:-----------------------------
A:-7-7-7-7-5-5-5-5-7-7-7-7-7-7*   The last 7 is optional, I include
E:-----------------------------   it, but it may not be there. The 
                                  slide is played very fast too, so 
				  it shouldn't sound any longer than 
				  the other notes.  Also, there's a
				  point where he leaves out the last 
                                  three 7's.
				  Listen to the album to figure it out.

Bridge 1 (Right after second chorus): Riff 3
G:----------------------------
D:----------------------------
A:--5h7-7-7-7-7-7--5-5h7-7-7-7
E:----------------------------      

Bridge Part 2 (Right After Bridge Part 1): Riff 4
G:----------------------------
D:----------------------------
A:-5/7---5/7---5/7---5-1/7-1/5
E:----------------------------

Outro: Riff 5
G:-----------------------------
D:-----------------------------
A:-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-5-5-5-5-----
E:-------------------------7--5

Order

Riff 1 x A lot of times (include the "I gotta set him free)
Riff 2 x 4 (When push comes to shove)
Riff 1 x Another bunch of times
Riff 2 x 4 again
Riff 3 x 2
Riff 4 x 2
Riff 1 x Yet another bunch, for the 3rd verse
Riff 2 x 4
Riff 4 x 4
Riff 1 x 4
Riff 5 x 4
Riff 2 x 4 (no vocals this time)
Riff 5 x Until end
End on an E:-5-

Rather long, but not really hard.