This song is best known nowadays for Josh Groban's cover but it was written by Dan Heymann. I am a total beginner so this is most likely not in the original key... but I couldn't find any other version online so here you go. You can use your own judgment and style for the timing of the D7 chord as the pickup to the next measure, or even go straight from A to D7 if you like, especially right before the last line (the repeat). I've tried to space out the chorus to show how the chords fall in the rests between lyrics. Verse:

I k^Dnew a m^Aan who l^Dived in f^Aear It was h^Duge, it was ^Gangry, it was d^Drawing n^Aear

Behi^Dnd his h^Aouse a s^Decret pl^Aace Was the s^Dhadow of the ^Gdemon he could n^Aever f^Dace.

Bridge:

He b^Emuilt a w^Aall of s^Emteel and fl^Aame And m^Emen with gu^Gns to ke^Aep it ta^Dme

Then st^Danding b^Aack he ma^Dde it pl^Aain That the ni^Dghtmare would n^Gever ever r^Aise ag^Dain

^D7But the f^Gear and the f^Dire and the g^Auns rem^Dain. Chorus: ^G It doesn't ^Dmatter now,^G it's over ^Danyhow

^G He tells the ^Dworld that it's ^Asleep^Ding ^D7 ^G But as the ^Dnight came round,^G I heard its ^Dlonely sound

^G It wasn't ^Droaring, it was ^A weep^Ding ^D7 ^G It wasn't ro^Daring, it was ^A weep^Ding.

Verse: And then one day the neighbours came They were curious to know about the smoke and flame They stood around outside the wall But of course there was nothing to be heard at all Bridge: "My friends," he said, "We've reached our goal The threat is under firm control As long as peace and order reign I'll be damned if I can see a reason to explain Why the fear and the fire and the guns remain." Chorus (repeat above) The chords for the ad lib break before the final ending are: G D A D

Josh Groban - Weeping