Sorry mate - missed that. Yes it is a typo. The tab comes up in that tuning and I have to change it. Failed on that one.
You will see in some places I have included a harmony, but in the bridge for example I have not. See once you have got it sussed if you can add a harmony at this point. Most of the time it will be 2 strings lower, but if it does not fit for a note resort to a single note. I have had a go myself using slants but as you say it may be a bit much at this point in time. Take it one passage at a time. I have not used bars, only separated phrases so don't try counting beats. Once you hear the notes it should start to fall in to place as you already know the tune and can hum it. Also you will hear that in some places the backing goes to the F chord but I have stayed in the Bb and C area. Thats because some notes can be found in two places. Once you get to grips with this you should find it a bit easier trying to sus out your own melodies as its mostly based around where the chords are.
Repetition is the key to practice. Keep going over the same phrase time after time until your hands start to do it on their own, and it will happen. Then move on to the next bar, then link them. One stage at a time. Don't try to learn the whole song all at once.
Best of luck. Meanwhile I am going back to some Buddy Emmons. Have worked out Rose Coloured Glasses for C6 with some lovely bar slants. Oooooh
