I worked this out (with help from the previous version and the fantastic tab) by listening to James Mercer play it acoustically. I'm 100% certain that this is right. It sounds lovely with open chords, with the obvious exception being the F#, which is easiest (and sounds best) played at 2nd fret. I initially thought that the chord after the second E in the verse was E7sus4 02020x as in past and pending, but upon further listening, I'm sure it's just a D.

&^Equot;Ho^Bwdy, lem,^E&q

uo^Dt; my g^Arandpa said with his eyes closed ^Ewiping the ^Beastbound dust from his ^Esu

nb^Durned ^Abrow ^Aa life before doubt.

Chorus:

^GI smell the ^Aengine grease and m^Gint the wind is b^Alending ^Gunder the ^Amoan of rotting ^Delm in the ^F#silo ^Gfloor D A

Verse 2:

^EDown a ^Bhill of p^Ein

e ^Dtree q^Auills we made our way ^Eto the ^Bbottom and the ferns where th^Eic

k m^Doss ^Agrows ^Abeside a stream.

Chorus:

^GUnder the ^Arocks are snails and ^Gwe can fill our ^Apockets ^Gand let them go ^Aone by one all ^Dday in a ^F#brand new pl^Gace D A

Instrumental break x2 E B E-D A E B D A (play this variation on the verse chords twice) Chorus:

^GYou were no o^Ardinary d^Grain on her d^Aefenses ^Gand she was no o^Ardinary g^Dirl Oh, I^F#nverted W^Gorld if every mo^Ament of our li^Gves were cradled so^Aftly in the hands of a st^Arange and gentle ch^Dild I'd not r^F#oll my e^Gyes ^Eso. ^G

E G Repeat until fade When James Mercer played this acoustically, he repeated the E and G at the end a few times then ended with E G A E which sounds really nice. As usual, Mercer does a lot of Hammer ons and pull offs, which you can add optionally (sounds great on the D chord just before the F# and on the A in the chorus) Furthermore, The E to D change is a quick one. The E and B chords are a bar each, whereas the E and D chords last half a bar each. Listen to the song if timing is an issue. I really hope this helps somebody out there play this fantastic song :D

Shins - One by one all day