The Sisters of Mercy - Torch

A real treat for you today, people!
At the constant admission of a close friend - the very same one whom suggested this blog in the first place - I've 'tabbed' out this long-forgotten curio from my beloved Sisters of Mercy. Andrew Eldritch may have been and still remains a miserable so-and-so, but he can write a beautiful tune when we wants to; 'Torch' is testament to this assertion.
This is taking a slightly different flavour to usual: I will give you the chord shapes first, followed by the lyrics with the chords filled in in the appropriate places.

The chords you'll need:

  E5      C7m      Asus2     Em         G          D          A          Bm       C#m    Bsus2      C          E5  

E|-0-—---0-----0-----0-----3-----2-----------2-----4-----2-----0-----0-|

B|-0—----1-----0-----0-----0-----3-----2-----3-----5-----2-----1-----0-|

G|-4—----4-----2-----0-----0-----2-----2-----4-----6-----4-----0-----9-|

D|-2—----2-----2-----2-----0-----0-----2-----4-----6-----4-----2-----9-|

A|-------------0-----2-----------------0-----2-----4-----2-----3-----7-|
E|-------------------0-----3-------------------------------------------|

E5                  C7M

And now the torch

Asus2             Em
And shadows lead

G                              D                 A
Were it not so black and not so hard to see

Em                G                   Em                              Bm
How can it help you when you don't know what you need

G              D                    A
How can anybody set you free?

C#m                              Bsus2
Would he walk upon the water

C#m                     Bsus2
If he couldn't walk away?

                      D
And would you

                               C
Would you carry the torch

Em
For me?

D                 C    
And what if I gave you the key

          G                       D
To the doors of your design...

D          E5                  Em
    Lit the corridors of desire?

D          C
   Were it not so black

       G                    D
And not so hard to see

Bm                C               Em
    What use to you then any fire?

C#m                              Bsus2
Would he walk upon the water

C#m                     Bsus2
If he couldn't walk away?

                      D
And would you

                C    Em           
Carry the torch for me?

C#m                              Bsus2
Would he walk upon the water

C#m                     Bsus2
If he couldn't walk away?

                      D
And would you

                C    Em           
Carry the torch for me?

              D                C 

Would you carry the torch

     Em
For me?     X2