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undercover angel.
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Verse - G, D/F# (D with a finger on the F# note on the thick E-string, best
played by curling the thumb over the neck and playing D normally), Am, Em
Chorus - C, D, G, G/F# (play G but move the G note on the thick E string to F#),
E
The second part in the distortion bit is - C,D,G,F#,E (play the last three
chords as bar-chords)
(personally, I find the verse chords sound more like a
simple G-Am-G-Am, and I'm sure that the E in the chorus should be Em - mv.)
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(thanks to James Hyde)