Great tune...

So... the intro and verse are

Am Am/G Am/F# and then you roll up the bass notes from the F# to the G# and back to Am... sound complicated? it's not, it looks like this...

 Am  Am/G  Am/F#  and then you roll it up
e 0     0     0                        0  0  0  0
b 1     1     1                        1  1  1  1
g 2     2     2                        2  2  2  2
d 2     2     0                        0  2  2  2
a 0     0     0                        0  0  0  0
e x     3     2                        2  3  4  x


so there's the intro / verse...

then you hit the
"It was Late in the evening and something just felt right"
        C  C/B  Am  Am/G         F                  G

the good ol' classic downward progression we all now from our Bob Dylan Days,
and you go on that until you hit the

"Everytime i go out in the evening, I seem to be losing my head"
F            E*                      Am          G         F

and finally you hit the

"Every time i seem to be, gambling my life away, everything turns out to be
 C                        E7                     Am
peaches and cream"
F

"There'll be good times, and bad times, around here..."
             C              G               and back to the Am progression...

Note: Listen to the song well playing to get an idea of where you're throwing most of this stuff... This is a Great tune and a great busker so give 'er go... oh and the E* that just mean you can play an E7 there for some effect but if you're a crazy technical person you may not want to, your choice, i enjoy it...

Cheers
Janssen