Dishwalla Counting Blue Cars Acoustic chords

Counting Blue Cars Acoustic by Dishwalla

Tuning: Standard

Intro- Bm E7 D5 slide E7 x2

Bm       A        Go
Must have been mid afternoon
Bm       A      Go
I could tell by how far 
   the child's shadow stretched out and
Bm   E7
He walked with a purpose
D5 
In his sneakers down the street
slide E7  Bm   A
He had    many questions
      Go(Let ring)
Like children often do

He said

D       E                    Go
Tell me all your thoughts on God
D           E         G
and Tell me am I very far

Bm       A         Go
Must have been late afternoon
Bm      A          Go
On our way the sun broke free of the clouds
Bm       E7
We count only blue cars
D5 
Skip the cracks in the street
slide E7  Bm   A
And ask   many questions
      Go(Let ring)
Like children often do

We said

D       E                   Go
Tell me all your thoughts on God
Go
Cause I'd really like to meet her
D           E                G
And ask her why we're who we are
D       E                   Go
Tell me all your thoughts on God
G
Cause I’m on my way to see her
D          E         G
So tell me am I very far 
D         E      G 
Am I very far now

Bm    E7   D       slide E7
Bm    A   Go

Bm           A          Go
Its getting cold picked up the pace
Bm       A          Go
How our shoes make hard noises in this place
Bm   E7                  
Our clothes are stained
D5 
We pass many, cross eyed people
slide E7    Bm    A
And ask     many questions
      Go(Let ring)
Like children often do

D       E                    G
Tell me all your thoughts on God
G
Cause I'd really like to meet her
D           E                G
And ask her why we're who we are
D       E                    G
Tell me all your thoughts on God
G
Cause I’m on my way to see her
D          E         G
So tell me am I very far

D E G  (Play until end of song)
End on Bm

Chords:
A  5776oo
Bm  x244oo
D  xoo232
D5  5577oo
E  o221oo
E7  o799oo
Go  3554oo or 32ooo3
G  355433

the E7, Go and D5 chords are not the actual chord names, 
they are named that way to denote the form of the chord as listed 
in the chart (basically at their position on the fret board).
This is tabbed from the YouTube acoustic version at KJEE