Okay so the chord sequence for this is largely very simple:
Am9 - C - Em7 - D
C - Em7 - Em7/G - Dsus2/F#
Now these are derived from piano chords and aren't always easy to play on guitar, so a simpler version which I
find is easy enough to play and sing along to would be as follows:
Am - C - Em7 - D
C - Em7 - G - Dsus2
The lyrics are below:
Am9
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
D
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
Em7/G
Can't do without
Dsus2/F#
Can't do without
Am9
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
D
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
Em7/G
Can't do without
Dsus2/F#
Can't do without
Am9
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
D
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
Em7/G
Can't do without
Dsus2/F#
Can't do without
Am9 C
I can't do without you
Em7 D
I can't do without you
C Em7
I can't do without you
Em7/G Dsus2/F#
I can't do without you
Am9 C
I can't do without you
Em7 D
I can't do without you
C Em7
I can't do without you
Em7/G Dsus2/F#
I can't do without you
Am9 C
I can't do without you
Em7 D
I can't do without you
C Em7
I can't do without you
Em7/G Dsus2/F#
I can't do without you
(bit of a crescendo follows here)
Am9 C
I can't do without you
Em7 D
I can't do without you
C Em7
I can't do without you
Em7/G Dsus2/F#
I can't do without you
Am9
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
D
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
Em7/G
Can't do without
Dsus2/F#
Can't do without
Am9
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
D
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
Em7/G
Can't do without
Dsus2/F#
Can't do without
Am9 C
I can't do without you
Em7 D
I can't do without you
C Em7
I can't do without you
Em7/G Dsus2/F#
I can't do without you
Am9 C
I can't do without you
Em7 D
I can't do without you
C Em7
I can't do without you
Em7/G Dsus2/F#
I can't do without you
Am9 C
I can't do without you
Em7 D
I can't do without you
C Em7
I can't do without you
Em7/G Dsus2/F#
I can't do without you
Am9
I can't do without you
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
D
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
Em7/G
Can't do without
Dsus2/F#
Can't do without
Am9
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
D
Can't do without
C
Can't do without
Em7
Can't do without
Em7/G
Can't do without
Dsus2/F#
Can't do without
Am9 C
I can't do without you
Em7 D
And you're the only thing I think about
C Em7
It's all that I can still do
Em7/G Dsus2/F#
And you know you're the one I dream about
Dsus2/F#
I couldn't do without you
You can end on a Am for a bit of closure if you like. Like I said, the second set of chords I
gave might be better!