The roman numerals are there in case anyone wants to transpose this without a 
capo. And to show what an interesting chord progression it is.

Intro:   g#m (vi)    F# (V)    E (IV)  - 2x   

g#m (vi)        F#(V)         B (I)
    through the cracks in the door

F# (V)            E (IV)
   somebody's radio

g#m (vi)   F# (V)          B (I)
    on the third or second floor

F# (V)      E(IV)
   a song I know

g#m (vi)  F#(V)       B(I)
   break away, break away

F# (V)                         E (IV)
  to where the water meets the ground

g#m (vi)    F# (V)     B (I)
   near the end of the day

F# (V)    E (IV)
  no one around


CHORUS:

g#m (vi)    F# (V)       E (IV)
in my       closed eyes, I can see

         g#m (vi)    F# (V)   E (IV)
miles of sunset, and sunrise, carry me down

g#m (vi)      F# (V)                  E (IV)
   I remember now, there really is no place I'd rather be

          g#m (vi)           F# (V)        E (IV)
when this dream dies, you'll rise and wake me



g#m (vi)       F# (V)     B (I)
   look me     up, look me down

F# (V)                  E (IV)
  make a picture out of me
g#m (vi)     F# (V)      B (I)
     so that anywhere you go

F# (V)       E (IV)
   I?m a memory

g#m (vi)        F# (V)         E (IV)        B (I)
  and don't you worry about the future, it'll get here

g#m (vi)  F# (V)   E(IV)
          it's all right

g#m (vi)       F# (V)        E(IV)             B (I)
     between tomorrow and the dreams of you and yesterday

g#m (vi)    F# (V) E (IV)   F# (V)
          I live tonight

CHORUS


Yes, it ends on a IV chord.