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Clyde-Waylon Jennings

I would guess off the top of my head without an instrument to try it that if it's In G, you would start at the octave, D string 5th fret. Go down 3rd, 2nd. A string 5th, 3rd, 2nd, E string 3rd (G). I don't know the actual key, but if you can understand my ramblin', that will get you close if not right. Of course if it's in a different key, move around accordingly!