Brackets indicate when to start the following chord. For example: when it says 'saw' in
the first verse, that is when you play the F#, then when it reads 'across' that is when
you play Ebm. Hopefully this isn't too confusing to grasp, but sometimes the chords are 
placed funnily due to some sort of layout error. Therefore I hope this method will suit
you better. Have fun!
 -ZeeIternity
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Ryan Star - You and Me

Intro: F#, Ebm, B, C#

(Verse1)

F#      Ebm
(Saw)* you standing (across) the room
B           C#
(I find) my way to your (heart)
F#     Ebm
(Couldn't) speak, (I couldn't move)
B            C#
(I find) my way to your (heart)

(Chorus)
    Ebm    B
Till it's (you) and (me)
F#         C#
(I've seen) your eyes before
       Ebm     B
And it's (you) and (me)
F#           C#
I don't want anything more


(Verse2)

F#             Ebm
(Keep) your window (opened) up
B           C#
(I find) my way to your (heart)
F#                 Ebm
(Don't) have money, I (don't) have much but,
B          C#
(I find) a way to your (heart)


(Chorus2)
    Ebm    B
Till it's (you) and (me)
F#         C#
(I'll keep) you safe and (warm)
       Ebm     B
And it's (you) and (me)
F#          C#
(I don't) want anything (more)

Ebm    B
(And I) (remember) you
F#          C#
(And) all the things that (we) have planned
Ebm      B
(And I) (remember) you
Abm        C#
(And) all the things that (set) us free
C#
(I will come back for):

(Chorus3)
    Ebm    B
(You) and (me)
F#         C#
(I'll keep) you safe and (warm)
       Ebm     B
And it's (you) and (me)
F#          C#
(I don't) want anything (more)

Ebm      B
And it's (you-oo) and (me-ee)
F#     C#
I'll keep you safe and warm
Ebm    B
Till it's (you-oo) and (me-ee)
F#       C#
(I don't) want anything (more)

Outro: F#, Ebm, B, C#