Cymbals Eat Guitars Indiana (ver 2) chords

Indiana (ver 2) by Cymbals Eat Guitars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMSgt8hQoAI
(note: The importance of the B7/D# chord in this particular song is the tension heard between the D# and A 
[the tritone interval].  To make the chord sound better in the the context of the song, emphasize/highlight the
dissonance between the two notes.  On guitar, I like to make the tension most audible by playing a chord shape 
that has the tritone interval on the highest strings, shown below.
e--5--
B--4--
G--4--
D--4--
A--6--
E-----

B
As the descent began I got the distinct impression 

Lake Michigan had been frozen for decades 

I conducted the warmth from my metronome sternum 

To our massive jetting vessel billowing plumes of spent fuel 


B                               D#m
The tundra under us cracked and ruptured
             G#m
To reveal palisades
                  C#m 
Made of blades of gray, gray bristling grass 
    E
And papulose lichen 
B
I was so frightened 
      E
As my grip on you tightened 
      E
Your skin got slicker 

B                   D#m
I am a deserted bus depot 
           G#m
Though our approach suggested 
   B7/D#      D#7  E    
An American hazy sea
               C#m 
Like the one I found inside
      E
After driving you home once 
E
Still half high

B E x3 
G#m7 E

B                  E     B      E
I-90 through utter desolation
        B                         E                      B      E           
I sense evil at the heart of each far flung well lighted home 
    B               E               B      E
I close my eyes and see cellar stairways 
B                     E                   G#m7 E
Vermiculated with delicate animal bone 

B                             D#m
Musty rooms house racks of fur jackets 
               G#m
Spattered with plasma 
     C#m
On a bus in Indiana 
   E
I called you and screamed 
      B                     E        E       
Under ceaseless patterns of weeping light

B B7/D# D#7 G#m B7/D# D#7 E C#m 
D# E E

G#m B C#m B7/D#

B G#m B7/D# E C#m E C#m  

Although the original song ends with the C#m, I like resolving the song by adding a B at
the end.