Notes:
Before every A6 chord, an E note is played.
Before the first Bm chord, an E is played too, but before the next Bms, an F# is played.
the last Bm, an E is played again to come back to E note - A6 chord.
The A6 is just a regular A that adds a fourth F# note, which is a sixth counting from A,
it's an A6.

On guitar, you can play it like this:
  A6
e 2
B 2
G 2
D 2
A 0
E x

Chord progressions:

Verse1:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb Ab F#
F Dm
Dm E A6

Verse2:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb Ab F#
F Dm C C7 F

Chorus:
F C F x2
Dm C Bb Am Gm F
Dm E A6

Verse3:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb Ab F#
F Dm C C7
F C F

With lyrics:

Verse1:

A6                      Bm
I freeze my hands as I close the door
   A6                      Bm
To wait in line so I can wait some more

           C            Bb         Am
And it's true what they say about love
           C            Bb          Ab
Yes it's true what they say about life

         F#            F       Dm
And I’m taking it for all it's worth
Dm  E A6


Verse2:

A6                                     Bm
I watch the numbers register on the postal scale
   A6
I think of your hands and calculate
       Bm
How a man, desired, feels the weight of a letter

       C              Bb      Am
It's true what they say about me
         C           Bb       Ab             F#
That I’m out of my mind but I think that you like it

    F          Dm
So take the chance
C   C7           F
Be reckless with me


Chorus:

F                   C F
'Cause I’m real lifee
F                   C F
And you're real lifee
    Dm          C Bb Am
And we're real lifeeeeeee
 Gm       F
We're real life
Dm E A6


Verse3:

A6
Is it pleasing
Bm
Six hundred thousand miles and all this solitude
A6
I know what is pleasing
           Bm
What I’ll find beneath your new pair of glasses

C           Bb        Am        C
I've never included a name in a song
         Bb         Ab       F#
But I’m changing my ways for you Jonathan

F             Dm
I need you to know
  C             C7
I need you to know
F         C     F
That I’m real life


By Facundo Manuel Quiroga, corrections/suggestions are welcome at
(and i'm sure there are corrections to be made, some of the chords are not exactly the 
that are played).