Okkervil River The War Criminal Rises And Speaks Ukulele chords

The War Criminal Rises And Speaks Ukulele by Okkervil River

The main progression is:
C, G(bar), Am, F, Dm, G, Dm, F, G

The last two chords don't hold out for the full four-count. There 
are two instances where this progression gets cut in half. The first 
is when the song starts to climax and the last is at the end. When 
this happens, play:
C, G, Am, F, G

Once again you play the last two chords quicker than the others. 
The part where it gets quiet again (but the news today always 
fades...) you are going to have to listen closely to b/c it changes 
a lot. I believe that I have it figured out pretty well, just work 
in some hammer-ons and whatnot. It sounds like they are playing with 
a capo on though, so maybe this whole thing should be transcribed 
with it on the fith fret...

                   C
The heart wants to feel.
                   G
The heart wants to hold.
                     Am
The heart takes past Subway,
past Stop and Shop,past Beal's,
                       F
and calls it "coming home."
                     Dm
The heart wants a trail
               G
away from "alone,"
                      Dm
so the heart turns a sale
         F          G 
into a well-worn milestone
towards hard-won soft furniture,
fought-for fast food,
defended end table that
holds paperbacks and back U.S. News.
The mind turns an itch
into a bruise,
and the hands start to twitch
when they're feeling ill-used.

And you're almost back now,
you can see by the signs;
from the bank you tell the temperature
and then the time,
and the billboard reads some headlines.
The head wants to turn,
to avert both its eyes,
but the mind wants to learn
of some truth that might be
inside reported crimes.

So they found a lieutenant
who killed a village of kids.
After finishing off the wives,
he wiped off his knife
and that's what he did.
And they're not claiming that
there's any excusing it;
that was thirty years back,
and they just get paid for the facts
the way they got them in.

                    C
Now he's rising and not denying.
                           G
His hands are shaking, but he's not crying.
                     Am
And he's saying 'How did I climb
                         F
out of a life so boring into that moment?
        G                 C
Please stop ignoring the heart inside,
                  G
oh you readers at home!
                     Am
While you gasp at my bloody crimes,

please take the time
                      F
to make your heart my home:
              Dm
where I'm forgiven by time,
                       G
where I'm cushioned by hope,
                    Dm
where I'm numbed by long drives,
                        F     G
where I'm talked off or doped.
                        C
Does the heart wants to atone?
Oh, I believe that it's so,
because if I could climb back through time,
I'd restore their lives and then give back my own:
tens of times now its size
on a far distant road
in a far distant time
where every night I'm still crying,
entirely alone.'
Am                       G                     Am
But the news today always fades away as you drive by,
          F                   C             G
until at dinnertime when you look into her eyes,
        F                      G     
lit by evening sun - that, as usual, comes
      C                      C-B      Am 
from above that straight, unbroken line,
         G
the horizon
        Am   G
- its rising
      C  C-B  Am
is a given,
                     G
just like your living.

Your heart's warm and kind.
Your mind is your own.
Our blood-spattered criminal
is inscrutable;
don't worry, he won't
rise up behind your eyes
and take wild control.
He's not of this time,
he fell out of a hole.