I'm pretty certain this is correct, though I am not convinced about the end of the chorus.

Standard tuning, no capo.


                 C                                F
We can listen to jazz in your room, with our eyes shut tight.
                    C                           F
Hear the saxophone lay its tunes, all over our night.
          Am           G                 F
When the blue notes slide all over our heads, 
                   Am              G                 F
I'll be secretly hoping you will guide me, into your bed.

                      Am                      
And we can listen to records with the lights off,
                    G
And you can draw letters on my hand,
                       F
And we can talk about, predestination,
          C                  G
Are our lives just things He planned?
                      Am
And we can list, our favorite black and white movies,
           G
And our favorite comedy shows,
                   F
I'm just grateful for this lesson, you have taught me,
              C                G
Perhaps the greatest one I'll ever know.

      F                      C      Am               G
That things will always get better, if you want them to.
             F               C              Am               G
Just got to let down your barrier, and open up to all things new.
     Am                      G          F
And you'll let light in, to this, dark room.
        Am                   G          F
Yes you'll let light in, to this, dark room.
               Am        G           C     G
And see that happiness comes, from nobody else,
               Am        G           C     G
And see that happiness comes, from nobody else,
     Am        G    Am        G
But you, you, you. You, you, you. 

                      C                                 F
And we can go to a Belgian cafe, and order mussels and chips.
                       C                               F
And you will buy me a beer, from which I'll only take sips.
                        Am            G                   F
And I'll compare the seafood to your eyes to coax out a smile.
                         Am             G                       F
And we'll confess our interest in each other, though we known, for a while.

                      Am                      
And we can listen to records with the lights off,
                    G
And you can draw letters on my hand,
                       F
And we can talk about, predestination,
          C                  G
Are our lives just things He planned?
                      Am
And we can list, our favorite black and white movies,
           G
And our favorite comedy shows,
                   F
I'm just grateful for this lesson, you have taught me,
              C                G
Perhaps the greatest one I'll ever know.

      F                      C      Am               G
That things will always get better, if you want them to.
             F               C              Am               G
Just got to let down your barrier, and open up to all things new.
     Am                      G          F
And you'll let light in, to this, dark room.
        Am                   G          F
Yes you'll let light in, to this, dark room.
               Am        G           C     G
And see that happiness comes, from nobody else,
               Am        G           C     G
And see that happiness comes, from nobody else,
     Am        G    Am        G    Am        G    Am        G
But you, you, you. You, you, you. You, you, you. You, you, you.