Midnight Rain - Wide Mouth Mason

Tabbed by Adam Bishop, with corrections by John Will and Adam Bishop

I got the lyrics from www.widemouthmason.com, otherwise they are generally 
unintelligable (what I originally figured out is incredibly, although 
amusingly, wrong)

G5    - 3x0033
D5    - xx0233
Cadd9 - x3x033
G/B   - x2x033
Gm/Bb - x1x030
G5/F  - 1x0033

Intro (x4):
E|--------------3-----------------0---
B|-----3----------3------3----------3-
G|-------2-----------------0----0-----
D|-0-0--------------------------------
A|----------3-3------2-2------1-------
E|------------------------------------

G5                            D5 (Riff 1)
Three men jump off an overpass 
G5                               D5 (Riff 1)
One hits rock and the other glass 
G5                              (Riff 2)
Last one grabs a rail and calls the other two fools 
G5                            D5    Cadd9  G/B  Gm/Bb
Tell me now which one are you 

Riff 1:
E|----------------
B|-3-----3--------
G|---2br----(2)p0- 
D|----------------
A|----------------
E|----------------

Riff 2:
E|--------------3------------
B|-----3----------3------3---
G|-------2-----------------0-
D|-0-------------------------
A|----------3--------2-------
E|---------------------------

G5                                   D5 (Riff 1)
At the last out post of the midnight rain 
G5                                           D5 (Riff 1)
A man relives the past with his shadow again 
G5                             (Riff 2)
Prays a toast to his bride and pours a long tall suicide 
G5                                  D5
Would you do the same if it was you 

    D5   Cadd9    G/B         Gm/Bb
But everything is turning out turning out
    D5   Cadd9    G/B          Gm/Bb
And everything is coming round coming round
    D5       Cadd9    G/B   Gm/Bb
The sun will shine on solid ground 
G5/F          G5       D5
Tomorrow when it comes out 
D5   Cadd9    G/B         Gm/Bb 
Everything is turning out turning out
    D5   Cadd9    G/B          Gm/Bb
And everything is coming round coming round

    D5          Cadd9    G/B     Gm/Bb
The things that hurt you set you free 
G5/F     G5      D5
Yes come home to me, oh yeah 

Solo (with Chorus chords): I couldn't get this, but it reminds me of the 
solo in Bullet With Butterfly Wings.  So it's probably not very hard.

G5                          D5 (Riff 1)
Scatter my ashes in a hotel room
G5                                D5            (Riff 1)
I paid a high price to smell that sweet perfume 
G5                            (Riff 2)
A man outside and his face is vaguely familiar 
G5                            D5
Tell me now what if it was you 

Chorus

G5/F     G5      D5  
Yes come home to me
G5/F     G5      D5
Yes come home to me

G5/F     G5      D5 (x4)