if you click on the Bm7 chord and get a variation so it looks more like Bm, then the chords sound so much better.

For the G6, it's probably just as simply to play open G, which falls more naturally to the A in the chorus.

Try this: G6=Gmaj.,Bm7=Bm,& F#=F#m.

Try the Dsus2 like this:

E-X

A-5

D-7

G-7

B-5

E-5

yikes dseal...leave the F# at least...

I was just jamming to this tune with CAPO at 3RD FRET, playing an E flat chord with the first position "C" voicing.  That sounds spot on with the original recording.   Very simple from there to follow along.  Hard for me to sing it, though.

Where's that confounded bridge??  the above tab lacks the bridge after the 2ND CHORUS (before the ""Walking Again" VS.)



just trying to help the cause...  

This is definitely originally played with capo on 3, verse is F, Am, C, E, chorus F, G, C, Am (I think, from memory).  

drewcox, verse would be C, Am, F, E.



KeithX72, the Bridge is a combination of the previous chords.



I play this with a capo on 3:



C, Am, F, E x 2 (which is just the verse x 2)

F, C, F, C, F

eventueel in capo 3 spelen

Transpose down 2 semi tones and play in Capo 3rd and it's fine....fine I tell ye