Whats So Funny chords by Elvis Costello

Here are the chords and the lyrics to the song, "What's so FUnny 'bout Peace,
Love, and Understanding", by Elvis Costello.

I figured out the chords as best as I could, and I think they sound pretty
close.

What's So Funny 'bout Peace, Love, and Understanding?
          -- by Elvis Costello --


INTRO:  A . . . D . . . A . . . D . . .
        A . . . D . . . A . . . D . . .

          A        D              A      D
As I walk through     ...

              F#m          B             E       D
Searching for ...

        A     D               A       D
I ask myself     "Is all ...

               F#m      B           E         D
"Is there only ...

         A                E
And each time I feel ...

        F#m               D
There's one thing I ...

A                    E                     F#m        B
Whats so funny 'bout peace, ...

A                    E                     F#m        E
Whats so funny 'bout peace, ...


BREAK:  A . . . D . . . A . . . D . . .
        A . . . D . . . A . . . D . . .

          A   D                   A      D
As I walk on     Through ...

               F#m    B           E      D
My spirit gets so ...

              A     D            A        D
So where I've gone     ...

                 F#m B       E              D
And where is the har - ...

            A              E
'Cause each time I feel it ...

   F#m                 D
It just makes me ...

 A                    E                     F#m         B
"Whats so funny 'bout peace...

 A                    E                     F#m         E
"Whats so funny 'bout peace....

And actually, it's not so much a submission, as just a slightly more
complicated addendum to an already posted song.

I'm not too great at tab so I'll just "explain" this here.  The
beginning lick is:
The G chord hammers the "b" string down a half step from "c" to an open
"b", then plays an "a" on the second fret of the "g" string down to an
open "g" with the "b" string also open.

The "C" chord also holds the "g" on the third fret of the first sting
all through the lick.

and the "turnaround" is:

                G                    D/F#
And each time I feel like this inside
            G/F                        C
There's one thing I want to know:

that's it.

thanx,
albabe