Steven Page - A Different Sort Of Solitude chords

Here are the chords to the song "A Different Sort of Solitude" by Steven Page 
(formerly of Barenaked Ladies). This song is not yet on an album, but it was 
released as a single earlier this year. I determined these chords by watching 
several live performances of the song on YouTube. These chords are really close to 
100% accurate, if not 100% accurate. Enjoy!

-Standard Tuning-

-No Capo-

-The chords are played as follows:-
A:   x02220
F#m: 244222
Bm:  x24432
E:   022100
E7:  020100
D:   xx0232
B7:  x21202

[Intro]
A (Strumming)
A, F#m, Bm, E, E7 (x2)
A, F#m

[Verse 1]
A                          F#m
I never thought I'd feel so free
Bm            E                          E7
  I can't get used to how things used to be
A                              F#m
 Call up the mayor, tell the Priest
                          Bm
Look up the number of the Beast
                              E
Invite the ones you love the least
           E7
To welcome me
[ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/s/steven-page/318065.html ]
[Chorus] (x2)
A
Hallelujah!
                     F#m
Break out the finger food
Hallelujah!
                   Bm
Shake off the attitude
Hallelujah!
                         E
Feels like we're in the mood
       E7                         A
For a different sort of solitude

[Verse 2]
It seems I've caught you unprepared
But I don't understand why you're so scared
Turn off the lights, pull down the blinds
And pray that I will never find you
But, I know you know I know
That you're in there

[Chorus] (x2)
Hallelujah!
Break out the finger food
Hallelujah!
Shake off the attitude
Hallelujah!
Feels like we're in the mood
For a different sort of solitude

[Bridge]
F#m
 She's kind of lonesome, been on her own some
            D
She's been living by herself for a while
B7
 I've come to save her, do her a favour
     E                    E7 
And make her funeral my trial

[Instrumental]
A, F#m, Bm, E, E7

[Chorus] (x2)
Hallelujah!
Break out the finger food
Hallelujah!
Shake off the attitude
Hallelujah!
Feels like we're in the mood
For a different sort of solitude

[End on A]