I believe this is a step down in tuning or so, but I'm sure it's fine regardless.

Listen to the song for strumming pattern:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXx038Y1jI4

Intro, and the whole song are these three, simple chords:

G      [320033]
Gsus2  [200233]
Em     [022000]

G (320003@1)Gsus2 (3x0233@1)             Em (022000@1)  
  Come and you will find here
G (320003@1)  Gsus2 (3x0233@1)                Em (022000@1) 
  The roses have lost their glow
G (320003@1)  Gsus2 (3x0233@1)                     Em (022000@1) The bands played for too long tonight
G (320003@1)  Gsus2 (3x0233@1)                            Em (022000@1) The soldiers, their strengths left in my first town

G (320003@1) Gsus2 (3x0233@1)     EmCalifone (022000@1)I love you
G (320003@1)      Gsus2 (3x0233@1)   EmBut (022000@1)your doing coalesce
G (320003@1)  Gsus2 (3x0233@1)     EmCalifone (022000@1)I love you
G (320003@1)         Gsus2 (3x0233@1)         EmBut (022000@1)you're singing Sinatra again

G (320003@1)     Gsus2 (3x0233@1)             Em (022000@1) Well, come and you will find here
G (320003@1)   Gsus2 (3x0233@1)           Em (022000@1) The roses have lost their glow
G (320003@1)   Gsus2 (3x0233@1)                     Em (022000@1) The bands played for too long tonight
G (320003@1) Gsus2 (3x0233@1)                       Em (022000@1) Somebody's strengths left in my first town
(Move around...)

G (320003@1) Gsus2 (3x0233@1)     EmCalifone (022000@1)I love you
G (320003@1)      Gsus2 (3x0233@1)   EmBut (022000@1)your doing coalesce
G (320003@1)  Gsus2 (3x0233@1)     EmCalifone (022000@1)I love you
G (320003@1)         Gsus2 (3x0233@1)         EmBut (022000@1)you're singing Sinatra again