One Hundred Years 
The Cure

Transcribed by: Winston Campbell

-Pornography- opens up with this cool antii-God-given-anything-good song.
I was too lazy to put the chords over the words but here is the riff
nonetheless:

  Cm           B            Cm           B

E ------------|------------|------------|-----4--3--4-3-|
B ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
G -7/\/\/\/\/-|-7/\/\/\/\/-|-7/\/\/\/\/-|-4-------------|
D ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
A ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
E ------------|------------|------------|---------------|


If you have heard the song before, I am sure you know what 7/\/\/\/ means.
To play that you just have to repeatedly bend the note 1/2 step up and 
down.  And I think you strike the note a couple times in the measure (say
around four times- I have not transcribed it that way).  You will notice
that the song goes from Cm to B.  If I wanted to be technical, for the 
fourth measure I would have wrote B, Bsus6, Bsus#5, Bsus6 over the 4--3-4
notes on the high E string but I am not going to.

That is the main riff.  For the lyrics such as "waiting for the death blow",
"just like the old days" and "one after the other", a Bb chord is played. 
For the "a hundred years" part, Gb is played and then the song goes back to
Cm to B.  That is basically it.