One For The Road

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I was looking for chords on this song, but there was one with the "B" missing through out the whole song.
I made my own.
No capo. Standard Tuning.
Em022000
B x24442 or x244xx
Cx32010
Amx02210
Intro
e|-------------7---8------10---8----7----------|
B|---8-7-10-8----10---12-----10---8----7--10---| Play this twice.
G|-9-------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------|
Em   C   Amx2
Verse
Em  BFrom the bottom of yCour Amheart,
Em  Bthe relegCatioAmn zone
Em  BI saw this coming from Cthe Amstart
Em  BThe shake rattle Cand Amroll
EmThe cBracks in bClackout bAmlinds
Emcast Bpatterns on the ceiling
CBut you're feeling Amfine
EmI thought Bit was darCk outsiAmde
EmI thought Bit was Cdark outsAmide (One for the Road)
Chorus
(One for the road)
Em  BSo we all get back to yours and you sCit and talk to me Amon the floor
Em  BThere's no need to show me round baby
CI feel like I've been Amhere before
Em  BI've been wonderin' whether later when yCou tell everyboAmdy to go
Will you pour me Emone for the roBad?C  Am  
Verse
Em  BI knew this would be on the cCardAms
Em  BI knew you wouldn't CfolAmd
Em  BI saw this comin' from the CstaAmrt
Em  BThe shake rattle and CrolAml
Chorus
(One for the road)
Em  BSo we all get back to yours and you sCit and talk to me Amon the floor
Em  BThere's no need to show me round baby
CI feel like I've been Amhere before
Em  BI've been wonderin' whether later when yCou tell everyboAmdy to go
Will you pour me Emone for the roBad?C  Am  
Bridge
CThe mixture Emhits you hard
CDon't get that sinking feeling
EmDon't fall apart
CSome out of Emtune guitar
CSoundtrack to dBisaster
*Repeat Intro*
Solo
C   Em(x4)
Last Chorus [Strumming is the same as Bridge]
CSo we all get back to yours and you Emsit and talk to me on the floor
CThere's no need to show me round baby
EmI feel like I've been here before
CI've been wonderin' whether later when Emyou tell everybody to go
Will you pour me Cone for the road?B  
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