After they sing 'fighting for the lord" its a 1-6-2-5-1.....Db-Bb-Eb-Ab-Db
Yeah, those are the main notes. The notes in between are 1/2 step above or below. So, it looks like this:
Db / Cb-F-Bb-Db (1)
Cb /
Bb / D-Gb-Ab-Db (6)
E /
Eb / Db-G-Cb (2)
G /
Ab / C-Gb-Cb or Ab / C-Fb-Gb-Cb (5)
C
Db / C-F-Bb-Db (1)
You said u already got that first part. The basic pattern is 1-4-6-2-5 then that turnaround thing. So, it looks like this:
Db / Cb-F-Bb-Db (1)
F, Ab, Bb, Db, Cb, Bb, Ab / *altenate minor 1 & minor 2 chords
Gb / Fb-Ab-Bb-Db (4)
Bb, Db, Bb, Gb, Ab /
Bb / D- Gb-Ab-Db (6)
Fb /
Eb / G-Bb-Db-Fb (2)
F, Gb, G /
Ab / Gb-Bb-Db (5)
Bb, Cb, C / or Ab, G, Gb,
then the turnaround
Db / Cb-F-Bb-Db (1)
Cb /
Bb / D-Gb-Ab-Db (6)
E /
Eb / Db-G-Cb (2)
G /
Ab / C-Gb-Cb or Ab / C-Fb-Gb-Cb (5)
C
Db / C-F-Bb-Db (1)
Once u can play that smoothly, then the rest of the song is based off those chords. It really isn't hard at all, u just gotta have that coordination of running the bass while chording. If u have a bass player, then it's much easier cuz u can just chord and let the bass player do the "hard" stuff, LOL.