A rough interpretation of Matt Pryor's song "Confidence Man". 
Song is pretty straightforward. 
Listen to the song for strumming patterns and all that other jazz.  


Intro:

C E Am F x2

C
I swear when you say,
E
at the end of the day,
F                               C
it isn't just the same old song.
                                          E
You've got new chords I ain't heard before.
F                      C
I'm ready to sing along.

F                           C
Stars don't align in the sky,
F                                  Dm
oh the floor falls out when we try.

You don't need to worry.
F                    G              C
Baby, I'm your confidence man.

Repeat Intro

C
List of abuses,
E
too many excuses.
F                         C
Then for weeks I was alone.

C
No point in talking
E
if I may be walking.
F                                C
I can't get your ear to the phone.

F                                C
But after these weeks have gone by,
F                             Dm                  
I might as well give you a try.

You don't have to worry,
F                    G       C      E
baby, I'm your confidence man.
Am
You don't have to worry,
F
baby I'm your confidence man.

F
Tell me I should just relax.
C
We'll both be in Cadillacs.
Dm                                   G
Sounds good 'till the end of the year,
F
when you disappear.

C        E

Am
You don't have to worry,
F
baby I'm your confidence man. 

Ending on C sounds fine