I'm just showing the chords for people who don't want to play this with a capo. Personally, I don't think putting a capo on the second fret is necessary to play this song, for it doesn't make any of the chords easier. Also, I play an A/C# as x4222x (I assume the rest of the chords are self-explanatory).

An^Dd in the m^Aiddle of the night, I may w^Datch you go T^Dhere'll be no va^Alue in the strength of walls that I^D'll have grown There'll be no co^Gmfort in the sh^Bmade of the sh^Bmadow^As thr^Gown But I'll ^Abe yo^Durs if you'll ^Abe ^Dmine

Stretch out my l^Dife and pi^Gck the se^Dams out Take what you l^Dike, but cl^Gose my e^Aars and e^Bmyes Wa^Gtch me cr^Dumble o^Aver^D and ov^Aer^D

^DI have done wrong, so b^Guild your t^Dower B^Dut call me home and ^GI will ^Abuild a thr^Bmone And ^Gwash my e^Dyes out n^Aeve^Dr a^Aga^Din

Chorus:

^DBut love the one you hol^Gd And I'll be your g^Aoal To have and to h^Bmold A lover of the ligh^Dt

Verse:

^DSkin too tight and e^Gyes like m^Darbles ^DYou spin me high so w^Gatch me ^Aas I g^Bmlide ^GBefore I t^Dumble ho^Ame^Dward h^Aom^Deward

^DI know I've tried, I w^Gas not s^Dtable ^DFlawed my pride, I m^Giss my s^Aanguine e^Bmyes So h^Gold my h^Dands up, bre^Aath^De in an' b^Are^Dathe out

Chorus:

^DBut love the one you hol^Gd And I'll be your g^Aoal To have and to h^Bmold A lover of the ligh^Dt

Bm D (x2)

An^Dd in the m^Aiddle of the night, I may ^Dwatch you go T^Dhere'll be no val^Aue in the strength of walls that ^DI'll have grown There'll be no co^Gmfort in the sh^Bmade of the sh^Bmadow^As thr^Gown ^FYou may not trust the pro^Bmmises of the c^Bmhange I^A'll s^Ghow But I'll b^Ae y^Dours if you'll ^Abe^D mine

[BANJO FILL] D D D D Bm D Bm A/C# Bm D (x2) Chorus:

^DSo love the one you ho^Gld And I will be your ^Agoal To have and to h^Bmold A lover of the ligh^Dt

Mumford & Sons - Lover of the light