I use half step down because I think most of their songs are easier to play that way.
I know it's not perfect, so if anyone has improvements, email me at dph17@pitt.edu or 
put up a better tab.  Hopefully this gets you most of the way there.
I didn't do the intro when Aaron narrates.

Dm (xx0231@1)      Gm (355333@1)  CPlace (x32010@1)your hand on mine, untie your mind.
Dm (xx0231@1)      Gm (355333@1) C (x32010@1)                FLet (133211@1)your bloated brain balloon and float away.
C (x32010@1)     A (x02220@1) Dm (xx0231@1)C (x32010@1)BbWet (x1333x@1)the end of the thread.
Dm (xx0231@1)name="chord_355333@1">Gm	DmThimble (xx0231@1)upon your index.

Dm (xx0231@1)FSet (133211@1)the needle on its path,
Gm (355333@1)CBobbing (x32010@1)up and down and past.
Dm (xx0231@1)      FTears (133211@1)and seams all turn to one,
Gm (355333@1)        Bb (x1333x@1) Am (x02210@1)GmWith (355333@1)every stitch and each spool spun.

DmFeed (xx0231@1)the line through its eye,
Gm (355333@1)CDraw (x32010@1)it from the other side.
DmPull (xx0231@1)the strand to satisfy
Gm (355333@1)       C (x32010@1)  FThe (133211@1)need to compose,
C (x32010@1)         AThe (x02220@1)genetic gap.
    Dm (xx0231@1) C (x32010@1)   BbThe (x1333x@1)scientific half
F (133211@1)              CThe (x32010@1)detailed blueprint,
Swept under carpets.

Dm (xx0231@1) 	F (133211@1)           Bb (x1333x@1)          CAll (x32010@1)we did was spread the eye of the silver splinter.
Dm (xx0231@1)           F (133211@1)          Bb (x1333x@1)                 CWe (x32010@1)simply planted the seed and nursed it through winter.

FThe (133211@1)rest is up to you to do with what you'll do.

F (133211@1)      AmTo (x02210@1)learn and love and laugh,
         Gm (355333@1)          CTill (x32010@1)the cycle circles back.
F (133211@1)      Am (x02210@1)       Gm (355333@1)       CI'll (x32010@1)just separate, weigh anchor, disengage.
  F (133211@1)      Am (x02210@1)        Gm (355333@1)   C (x32010@1)  DDivide (xx0232@1)and disappear, I'll see you in the mirror.