So, I realized UG doesn't actually have the chart for this song, although
it's very simple. I found it charted on 1stchords.com (I don't know who
posted it first to give them credit) and changed it a little as I saw fit. 

Intro: E   A2   D2   E Esus4 (2x)

Verse 1:
E               A2             D2                  E          Esus4
I'm so sick of you, so sick of me, I don't want to be with you (2x)

Chorus:
E   A2           D2   E Esus4
I . . . want to fly away (2x)

Verse 2:
E               A2               D2                  E        Esus4
I'm so sick of work, so sick of play, I don't need another day (2x)

Chorus:
E   A2         D2    E Esus4
I . . . need a hideaway (2x)

(Continue progression three more times with Ooohs and Heys)

Bridge:
E                        A2
Every shiny toy that at first brings you joy
     D2                         E
Will always start to coy and annoy
       E                            A2
Every camera, every phone, all the music that you own
        D2                              E
Won't change the fact you're all alone (All alone!)
E                           A2
Every piece of land, every city that you plan
       D2                         E
Will crumble into tiny grains of sand
E                            A2
Everything you find that at first seems to shine
        D2                             E
Always turns into the same old grind (Same old grind!)

Everything after this point keeps getting layered onto each other after two
plays through (also, don't forget the Heys throughout, haha)

Chorus:
E   A2           D2   E Esus4
I . . . want to fly away 

Verse 1:
E               A2             D2                  E Esus4
I'm so sick of you, so sick of me, I don't want to be with you 

End:
E                         A2
Every little dance, every end of that romance
      D2                      E
All alone (All alone!), all alone
E                            A2
Everything you find that at first seems to shine
     D2                          E                 
Always turns into the same old grind 

...and I think it fades out on:

"Every camera, every phone, all the music that you own..."