This is how i play this song using just chords, not lead parts.
However, from this, with a bit of knowledge of scales etc
you can figure out the lead parts.
I might repost later with the lead parts added. 

In the quieter parts
D* |  x x 0 14 15 14
Bm* |  x x 0 16 15 14


The louder more upbeat parts
D |  x 5 7 7 7 5
Bm |  x 2 4 4 3 2
F#m |  2 4 4 2 2 2
A |  5 7 7 6 5 5

Higher F#5
 |  x 9 11 11 10 9

D5 *
Roses in the car
D5 *
Roses in the car
B5 *
Bony saddle, bony street
B5 *
Corrugated iron sheet
D5 *
This bed is not concrete
D5 *
This bed in which you sleep
B5 *
Flesh is flesh til blood runs cold
B5 *
And blood is blood, so I am told

D5 *, D5 *, B5 *, B5 *
D5 *, D5 *, B5 *, B5 *


D5 *
Your carbon makes a star
D5 *
Your carbon makes a star
B5 *
And after all, that's all we are
B5 *
After all, that's all we are

Still play the "Quieter" chords, but more vigorously
D5 *
That's all we are
D5 *
That's all we are
B5 *
That's all we are
B5 *
That's all we are
D5 *
That's all we are
D5 *
That's all we are
B5 *
That's all we are
B5 *
That's all we are

Now you switch to the ordinary chords for a bit, playing the "Higher" F#5 , and 
sliding up to it from the Bm.

D5                  B5               F#5
All these young men, these young lions
D5                  B5               F#5
All these young men, these young lions


D5 *
You don't know if it's true
D5 *
Or if to believe in you
B5 *
There are tunnels through the stone
B5 *
Where weaker hearts have made a home


D5 *
Their roses in a car
D5 *
Their roses in a car
B5 *
And after all that's all we are
B5 *
After all that's all we are


The ordinary F#m is played here instead of the higher one.

F#5
And isn't it bizarre
B5
The adults that we are
A5
Still playing
A5
Follow the leader


D5
Body don't break
D5
Body don't break
D5
Body don't break
D5
Til broken

F#5
Body gonna make
F#5
Body gonna make
F#5
Body gonna make
F#5
Another body

B5
Wooooo-oooo-ooooaahh, woooah oh
B5
Don't want to be the last to leave.