The other version seemed a bit off, so here's my interpretation.
Chords in parentheses are the implied chords (usually because there's only one note being played)

Am F C G (x4)

Am                 F              C                G
"Well, don't be so rational," I'd rather that than casually
Am        F           C      G
Throw all my dreams away.
Am              F                  C                   G
Life's not some ship you sail only when you're feeling passionate,
       Am            F                  C                     G
You're in it, you're in it, so get some courage, kid, and why don't you grow up?

(Am)

    Am         F         G               Am
And all I ever wanted to be was in your stereo
C                F            G
That kissed your ears in your sleep
    Am     F         G              Am
But I'm no Romeo, in fact I think I barely know
C        F         G
Nothing about anything

Am                  C                 G
But if we take this past the edge and let go,
              E
I think we'll find what we're looking for
Am                  C                 G
But if we take this past the edge and let go,
              E
I think we'll find what we're looking for

Am F C G Am F C G

           Am            C     
I've got a dream catcher above my bed,
         G                (Stop Ringing)              F
So I can shake the demons out of my head and get some sleep.
        C                    G
I think that's what I need.

    Am         F         G               Am
And all I ever wanted to be was in your stereo
C                F            G
That kissed your ears in your sleep
    Am     F         G              Am
But I'm no Romeo, in fact I think I barely know
C        F         G
Nothing about anything

Am                  C                 G
But if we take this past the edge and let go,
              E
I think we'll find what we're looking for
Am                  C                 G
If we take this past the edge and let go,
              E
I think we'll find what we're looking for

Am F C G

           (Am)
I've got a crucifix above my bed,
     (Bm)
So I forget not to pray when I go to bed,

         Am         F      G
But that can't save me.
      Am         F      G
No it can't save me.

             Am        F
It's not the wood that saves,
         C       G
It's the Man who came and wore it.

Am F C G

                 Am         F
Oh, it's not the cross that saves,
         C       G            
It's the Man who came and wore it,
Am        F            C             G
   And he wore it well.   He wore it well.
G
And then He said


Am
"All I ever wanted to be was in your stereo,
                                      
That kissed your ears in your sleep."

Am     F         G              Am
I'm no Romeo, in fact I think I barely know
Am      F         G
Nothing about anything.

Am                  C                 G
But if we take this past the edge and let go,
              E
I think we'll find what we're looking for
Am                  C                 G
If we take this past the edge and let go,
              E
I think we'll find what we're looking for


Am F C G Am F C G (Don't let ring)