I find this particular way of playing "Let Go" more substantial than the alternate way.  Thanks.
--deAdeline

Verse 1:
F        Am
Drink up baby down
Dm           C
mmm are you in or are you out?
F            Am
Leave your things behind
Dm             C
'Cause it's all going off without you


Gm
Excuse me
Am	Bb	   C
too busy writing your tragedy
Gm
These mishaps,
Am
you bubble-wrap
Bb			      C
When you've no idea what you're like...

CHORUS:
Dm	     Am            Bb
So, let go, so let go, Jump in
          F         C    Dm
Oh well, whatcha waiting for?
	Am
It's alright
		Bb  C
'Cause there's beauty in the breakdown
Dm		Am	   B
So, let go, yeah let go, Just get in
	F      C     Dm
Oh, it's so amazing here
	Am
It's alright
	       Bb 	   C
'Cause there's beauty in the breakdown

C, C, C, C....

(Verse 2: same chords as first verse)

It gains the more it gives
And it rises with the fall
So hand me that remote
Can't you see that all that stuff's a sideshow?

Such boundless pleasure
We've no time for later now
You can't await your own arrival
You've twenty seconds to comply...

(CHORUS)

Dm        Am      Bb   C
Hey, yah hey, yah hey, ay
Dm        Am      Bb      C
Hey, yah hey, yah hey, mm may-yeaheyay...
Gm         Am         B     C
Hey, yah hey, yah hey, ay
Gm         Am         B      C
Hey, yah hey, yah hey, mm may-yeaheyay... (this goes right into the bass solo behind
the first half of the chorus  - you can either play the standard chorus chords palm
muted, or improvise a bassline between the D and A strings, occasionally hitting the
G string on the 2nd fret as well.)

(CHORUS see above, then standard chords for 2nd half)

Repeat chorus progression until end of song, ending on a Dm again.


***Thanks previous poster for the framework for "Let Go"