G      = 320003    B7     = x21202    Em7   = 022030
C/G    = 3x2013    Em     = xx2000    Bm    = x24432
Am7    = x02010    Em7/D  = xx0000    D9/F# = 200210
D7     = xx0212    Cmaj7  = x32000    Bb6   = x13333 or Bb = x1333x
D/F#   = 20023x    A7     = x02020    C     = x3555x
Emadd9 = 024000

An alternative voicing for the progression in the last line of the verses:
G = xx5433  D/F# = xx4232  Em = xx2000  Em7/D = xx0000  Cmaj7 = x32000

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[Intro]
   G    C/G       G    C/G       G    C/G
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[Verse 1]
G                  Am7         D7               G     D/F#
   I don't want to ride... the milk train any - more,
     Emadd9       Am7       B7             Em    Em7/D
I'll go to bed at nine, and waken with the dawn,
    Cmaj7              G     D/F#                   Emadd9
And lunch at half past noon,    ...dinner prompt at five,
    G       D/F#  Em      Em7/D         Cmaj7
The comfort of a  few old friends, long passed their prime

[Verse 2]
Am7              A7                A7sus4             A7
Pass the tea and sympathy, for the good old days long gone,
      Cmaj7            G              D/F# Em7                   Bm
Let's drink a toast to those who most be - lieve in what they've won,
       Am7                  A7            A7sus4        A7
It's a long, long time 'til morning plays wasted on the dawn,
G           D/F#      Em     Em7/D     D7              G   C/G  G  C/G
   I'll not write a - nother line, for my true love is gone

[Verse 3]
    G                    Am7        D7          G     D/F#
And when the guests have done, I'll tidy up the room,
     Emadd9          Am7       B7            Em    Em7/D
I'll turn the covers down, and gazing at the moon,
     Cmaj7            G    D/F#                        Emadd9
I'll pray to go quite mad,     ...and live in long a - go,
     G       D/F#     Em      Em7/D Cmaj7
When you and I   were one, so very  long ago

[Verse 4]
Am7              A7                A7sus4             A7
Pass the tea and sympathy, for the good old days long gone,
      Cmaj7            G              D/F#  Em7                   Bm
Let's drink a toast to those who most be  - lieve in what they've won,
       Am7                  A7            A7sus4        A7
It's a long, long time 'til morning plays wasted on the dawn,
G           D/F#      Em     Cmaj7     D7              G    C/G  G  C/G
   I'll not write a - nother line, for my true love is gone

[Verse 5]
     G              Am7      D7             G     D/F#
And when I have no dreams to give you any - more,
     Emadd9          Am7       B7              Em   Em7/D
I'll light a blazing fire, and wait within the door,
    Cmaj7             G       D/F#   Em7                 Bm
And throw my life a - way, 'I wonder why!' they all will say,
Am7                              D9/F#       G
Now I lay me down to sleep for - ever, and a day

[Verse 6]
Am7                  A7                A7sus4            A7
    Pass the tea and sympathy, for the good old days are dead,
      Cmaj7            G              D/F#  Em7                    Bm
Let's drink a toast to those who best sur - vived the life they've lead,
       Am7                  A7       A7sus4                       A7
It's a long, long time 'til morning,       ...so build your fires high,
G        D/F#   Em      Cmaj7
   Now I lay me down to sleep,
      D7           Bb6           C               G    C/G       G
For - ever by your side-----! |  /  /  /  /  |   /  /  /  /  |  /  ||