Whiskey For Everybody

 The recorded version has two fingerpicked guitars playing at once.  I didn't
 try to figure that out, but instead tried to make a nice single-guitar
 version with the proper chord voicings and a similar playing style.
 Standard tuning, capo on 3rd fret

Intro/Verse - play the verse pattern once as an intro:
    G                       Em                  Am7          Dsus2
    "From the air the fields east of Dublin look just like a watercolor"
    G                      Em                  Am7      Dsus2
    "When the streets arise up to meet the plane nobody notices"

Chorus Part 1 - link the end of the C pattern into the Am7:
          Am7         Dsus2          G               C
    "That I miss your face more than anything in the world"
         Am7         Dsus2          G               C
    "And I miss your face more than anything in the world"

Here's an alternative to the above C pattern, that I like:

Chorus Part 2:
    Am7          Dsus2     Am7           Dsus2         G     F  G
    "Whiskey for everybody, to us and to all we left behind"

Verse:
    G            Em     Am7             Dsus2
    "A beautiful morning you’ve got someplace to be"
    G          Em        Am7          Dsus2
    "So if you have to go be sure and think of me"
Chorus Part 1:
           Am7         Dsus2          G               C
    "Cause I miss your face more than anything in the world"
    Am7             Dsus2           G               C
    "And I miss your face more than anything in the world"
Chorus Part 2 - this time around it goes into the bridge section:
    Am7         Dsus2     Am7          Dsus2
    "Whiskey for everybody whisper the words before you're"
Bridge:
     G       D6   Em
    "Out the door again"

     A7  D          G        C
    "I believe that you were right"

                  D        G         C
    "The seas are full and stars are falling"
         D          G        C
    "I believe that you were right"
                    G          F       G
    "We, we were so young when we left home"

Verse:
    G                       Em                Am7          Dsus2
    "From the fields the air over Dublin looks just like a watercolor"
    G            Em        Am7         Dsus2
    "And even in empty arms I feel the weight of you"
Chorus:
        Am7         Dsus2          G               C
    "Oh I miss your face more than anything in the world"
    Am7         Dsus2           G         C
    "I miss your face more than anything"
    Am7          Dsus2     Am7           Dsus2         G     F
    "Whiskey for everybody, to us and to all we left behind"
          G   F
    "when we"
          G
    "left home"
The last G is not arpeggio, but a single gentle pluck:

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