Note: There are three versions of this song. I'm tabbing from the version found
on the 'Greatest Hits' and 'Staring at the Sea - The Singles' albums. I'm not
sure if there is any discernible difference between it and the versions found
on 'Seventeen Seconds' or the Tree Mix found on 'Mixed Up' as I've never really
listened to them all the way through.

The intro consists mainly of two parts. 

Pt. I - Played three times through as the bass comes in. This is the way I find
it easiest to play.
e|--------------------|
B|--------------------|
G|-----2--------------|
D|----------3---2---3-|
A|--0-----0---0---0---|
E|--------------------|

Pt. II - Played once. Palm mute from the last note into the first Am chord.
e|----------------------------|
B|----------0-1---------------|
G|-----2--------2-0-----------|
D|------------------3-2-0-----|
A|--0-----0---------------3-0-|
E|----------------------------|

Am C F Dadd9 (two measures)

     Am (x02210@1)           CCome (x32010@1)closer and see
F (133211@1)                Dadd9see (x43141@2)into the trees
Am (x02210@1)          Cfind (x32010@1)the girl
F (133211@1)           Dadd9while (x43141@2)you can
     Am (x02210@1)           CCome (x32010@1)closer and see
F (133211@1)               Dadd9see (x43141@2)into the dark
     Am (x02210@1)             Cjust (x32010@1)follow your eyes
     F (133211@1)              Dadd9just (x43141@2)follow your eyes

B C A C
B C A F

Am C F Dadd9 (two measures)

(Am C F Dadd9 pattern)
I hear her voice
calling my name
the sound is deep
in the dark

I hear her voice
and start to run
into the trees
into the trees

B C A C
B C A F

Into the trees

Am C F Dadd9 (four measures)

(Am C F Dadd9 pattern)
Suddenly I stop
but i know it's too late
I'm lost in a forest
all alone

(Am C F Dadd9 pattern)
The girl was never there
it's always the same
I'm running towards nothing
again and again and again. . .

B C A C
and again. . .
B C A F
and again. . .
 
Am C F Dadd9 (repeats until song is finished)

I cannot figure out the final chord progression, unfortunately. Nevertheless,
those are the correct chords.