E|-----------------------|
B|-----------------------|
G|-----------------------|
D|------------2----------|
A|-------2-4----2-4-2h4--|
E|-0--/4-----------------|

That's your verse lick, and this here is your chorus lick:

E|---------------|-------------------|
B|---------------|-------------------|
G|-6p5-6--6p5-6--|-6--6-6-6/8-8--8---|
D|-6p5-6--6p5-6--|-7--7-7-7/9-9--9---|
A|---------------|-7--7-7-7/9-9--9---|
E|---------------|-5--5-5-5/7-9--9---|

      ^^^^^^
(repeat few times)

That's it. Tab adds a bit of muting during the "6p5--6" part, which you will hear when
the song for yourself if you have a recording (which is always a good idea when you're
at TAB). The song will be very self explanatory to you when you listen to it and play 
It's a very simple song and really fun to play.

A great note to add to solos, I find, before this TAB ends, is the flatted third in this
It works in a lot of blues songs in major keys, too, so you can use it outside of here.
it is is a G note, where the third in an E major scale would be G#. A great lick to use 
be something like this:

E|-15-14-12-15-14-12-15-14-12--|----------12------12-------12--------12--|
B|-----------------------------|-12-12h14----12h4----12h14----12h14------|
G|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------|

E|-----------12------12-------12--------12-----------|
B|--12-12h14----12h4----12h14----12h14---------------|
G|------------------------------------------13p11/9--|
D|---------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------|