The strumming pattern is DDU U DU. You play each chord twice before switching. The 
bridge has a walk down and I have no clue what the chord names are.

capo 6th fret

G- 300033
D/F#- 200033
Cadd9- x30033
Dsus4- xx0233
D- xx0232
Em7- 022033
B- x03033
A- x02033
F?- 100033


Intro
G-F#/D-Cadd9-Dsus4(play once)-D(play once) x2

Verse
G                             D/F#
woke up and wished that I was dead

                     Cadd9
with an achin' in my head

  Dsus4               D
I lay motionless in bed

             Cadd9                  G
I thought of you, and where you'd gone

         Em7       D      G
let the world spin madly on


G-D/F#-Cadd9-Dsus4(play once)-D(play once) x1


G                             D/F#
and everything that I said I'd do

                          Cadd9
like make the world brand new

    Dsus4               D
and take the time for you

          Cadd9                            G      D/F#
just got lost and slept right through the dawn

         Em7        D      G
and the world spins madly on


G-D/F#-Cadd9-Dsus4(play once)-D(play once)


(In the Bridge play each chord once. Play Cadd9 3 times.)

Bridge
B   A    F?     G
I       let the day go by

B   A    F?     G
I        always say goodbye

B           A       F?
I watch the stars from my windowsill

     Cadd9                                  D
the whole world is moving, but I'm standing still.


G-D/F#-Cadd9-Dsus4(play once)-D(play once) x2


G                              D/F#
woke up and wished that I was dead

                     Cadd9
with an aching in my head

  Dsus4               D
I lay motionless in bed

             Cadd9                G  
the night is here and the day is gone

         Em7        D     G     
and the world spins madly on

             Cadd9               G       D/F#
I thought of you and where you'd gone

        Em7         D     G
and the world spins madly on

        Em7         D     G
and the world spins madly on

        Em7         D     G      D    Cadd9  D...
and the world spins madly on and on and on...