The Duprees - Take Me As I Am tab

I couldn't find any tabs over the Internet so I decided to tab this song myself.

Take me as I am
The Duprees

Intro : G#

          C#
Yes, it's you
       C#+
Yes, it's you
         F#          F#m
And I will always love you
           C#         F#      G#      C#
So if you want.. want me take me as I am
         C#                              C#7
Here I stand just a plain and simple Joe
          F#              F#m
I'm not perfect nor do I claim to be so
         C#            F#         G#   C#
So if you want.. want me take me as I am

          C#                           C#7
I'm not a genius nor do I want to be
         F#               F#m
I'm not perfect as you can plainly see
         C#             F#        G#     C# 
C#
So if you want.. want me take me as I am

   F#         G#        C# A#m
I know just how to treat you
   F#         G#         C# C#7
And make you love me strong
  F#     F#m      C#   A#
I never loved anyone else
    F#                  G#
And you taught me right from wrong
[ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/t/the-duprees/166697.html ]
          C#
Yes, it's you
          C#+
Yes, it's you
          F#         F#m
And I will always love you
           C#           F#         G#      C# 
A#
So if you want.. want me you take me as I am
            F#  G#
You take me
                C# F# C#
Take me as I am

I'm open for suggestions. I'm still a beginner ( i only play guitar for 8 months or so ) 
I could have made some errors.
I accidentaly found this song on youtube . You can listen to it here :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=171dg6StCyc&feature=related.

Here is the fingering for these chords:

A#  => x13331
A#m => x13321
B   => x24442
C#  => x46664
C#7 => x46464
C#+ => xx7665
F#  => 244322
F#m => 244222
G#  => 466544

I think this would be quite hard for the begginers ( basicly, all the chords are barre 
, which are not easy ) .
If you can't play these chords, you can try and play the whole song 4 notes down. For 
the song starts
with a G# . Going down 4 notes from G# we find F . Similary, you play A instead of C#, 
You'll still have barre
chords to play, but at least most of the chords are now open chords and the few 
barre chords can be
easily substituted with easier versions. It's also a good opportunity for you to 
those barre chords :)
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