Intro Part 1:
e | 3-3/5/7-7-7/10-5-5/7/10-5-5/7----- | 
B | 3-3/7/8-8-8/12\8-7-7/8/12-7-7/8----- | 
G | 0-0-0-0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0-0-0----- | 
D | -------------------------------------------- | 
A | -------------------------------------------- | 
E | -------------------------------------------- | 

Play this two times. In the Gut the Van version, the harmonica was played basically 
part 1 of the intro, but the one off Silent Steeples isn't.

Intro Part 2: The guitar becomes softer here, as the harmonica takes over. Play these 
softly behind the harmonica.
G  D  Em ,  C  G  D

G  D  Em ,  C  G  D


And thus begins the 1st Verse. Make sure to the play the chords on the exact words that was put on:
G              D                      Em             Em (With picking)
  The River of Doubt gave birth to a, beautiful stone
G                D              Em
And in my hand I held it, and I knew I was on my own,
Em (Picking)
So I picked it up,
G         D              Em  (Three silent beats pass../)
      And held it to the sky...
G            D           Em
 And in my reflection, I knew I was all alone,
    Em      G                D
Yeah, Yeah...then I saw this girl with the most
Em
  beautiful hair, she had it
G               D          Em
 Wrapped around her, for clothes she did not wear.
G                  D                   Em (Three silent beats pass../)
 I asked her for a lock, and she complied,

after leaving
G                      D            Em               (Let silence begin here)
 Georgous footsteps in the sand, as if she didn't care.

Now here's the Chorus. Let the silence continue from the 1st verse right up to beginning 

"prettiest", where G begins. In the chorus, the C chord is seen, like it was seen in 

introduction:
                    G                 D
Well... She was the prettiest girl I ever saw and
Em                                       C
stone lay still without a flaw, and the feelings I
       G                  D
had to fight the law as I came to, and I went to
      G                   D
And I took a look, a look down the road, to see a
Em                                       C
badger, and a one eyed toad. They didn't say a word,
          G                  D
They just looked at me with that,
                     G D Em   C G D    D
Wise old look of the old...   Yeah...  Wise old look of the
G D Em   C G D
old...   Yeah...

Basically do the same thing that I pointed out in the first verse, the same rhythm , just 

the chords at the different words. It's easy to figure out. This is the second verse:

And then I went down to town

To my favorite, merry-go-Round, to the place

where magic horses fly

And you seldom see a frown

And here's my favorite part of the song, the Bridge:
                     G                 D
But then I stole the ring, from the flying horses,
Em
  and I can't begin to explain now. (Move quickly into the next line)
G                            D
I stole the ring from the flying horses,
Em          C   C   C
  And its all rusty now,
G                            D
I stole the ring from the flying horses,
Em
  And I can't begin to explain now


G                             D
 I stole the ring from the flying horses,
Em            C   C   C
  And its all rusty now,
        D
Its all rusty...

Here is the third verse. Just do, once again, what I said entering the second verse. Do 

same thing as the first verse.:

Ya see, cause that stone fell through my pocket

And that loch of hair blew away with the wind

If you Chance to see a pawn either, Well...

You know where they've been.

Here the chorus again. As I've said for the second and third verse, follow what the chorus says:

But don't pick them up or try to find me

We're much happier to be on our own

Beauty like that knows, no

And if you take a look, a look down the road

You'll see a badger and a one eyed toad

They won't say a word they'll just look at you with that, wise old look of the old... Yeah...

Wise old look of the old... Yeah....

Here's the solo. Mainly it's a sweet harmonica solo, but the guitar plays under it 

It's the exact same chords from the intro, part 2.
G  D  Em ,  C  G  D

G  D  Em ,  C  G  D


Now, finally to end the song, play the bridge and fade away.