Artist: Ben Harper
Song: In The Lord's Arms.

This pretty much sounds right. It uses standard tuning (EBGDAE), and its pretty basic.
It sounds best on a steel string acoustic, but you can use an electric without the distortion if you want.

Note: The C, D and Am chords sound a lot better if you don't let the 1st and 2nd strings ring.

Intro:
              G                                 C                    Am 
E----------3-3-3-3-----------------------------------------------------------------
B----------0-0-0-0-----------------------------1-1------------------1-1-0----------
G----------0-0-0-0----------0h2--0-------------0-0------------------2-2-0----------
D----------0-0-0-0-----------------------------2-2------------------2-2-0----------
A----------2-2-2-2------------------------3----3-3-------3---2--0---0-0-0----------
E------3---3-3-3-3-----1-----------------------------------------------------------

                              D           C  B7   Am         G
E----------3-3-3-3-----------3-2-----------------------------3---------------------
B----------0-0-0-0-----3-----3-3----------1---0---1----------0---------------------
G----------0-0-0-0-----------2-2----------0---2---2----------0-----------------0---
D----------0-0-0-0-----------0-0----------2---1---2----------0----------0--0h2-----
A----------2-2-2-2------------------0-----3---2---0----------2---------------------
E------3---3-3-3-3--------------------------------------3----3-----3---------------


Verse:
              G                                 C        C     B7  Am
E----------3-3-3-3-----------------------------------------------------------------
B----------0-0-0-0-----------------------------1-1-1-----1-----0----1--------------
G----------0-0-0-0----------0h2--0-------------0-0-0-----0-----2----2--------------
D----------0-0-0-0-----------------------------2-2-2-----2-----1----2--------------
A----------2-2-2-2------------------------3----3-3-3-----3-----2----0--------------
E------3---3-3-3-3-----1-----------------------------------------------------------
Like the wings     stolen  from    an   angel.

              G           G             D      Dadd9
E----------3-3-3-3--------3------------3-2------0--0h2---------3-------------------
B----------0-0-0-0--------0-------3----3-3------3--3-----------3-------------------
G----------0-0-0-0--------0------------2-2------2--2-----------2-------------------
D----------0-0-0-0--------0------------0-0------0--0-----------0-------------------
A----------2-2-2-2--------2--------------------------------------------------------
E------3---3-3-3-3----3---3--------------------------------------------------------
Like     petals     gone    from a rose.

              G                                 C                    Am 
E----------3-3-3-3-----------------------------------------------------------------
B----------0-0-0-0-----------------------------1-1------------------1-1-0----------
G----------0-0-0-0----------0h2--0-------------0-0------------------2-2-0----------
D----------0-0-0-0-----------------------------2-2------------------2-2-0----------
A----------2-2-2-2------------------------3----3-3-------3---2--0---0-0-0----------
E------3---3-3-3-3-----1-----------------------------------------------------------
     Like         a   dove            caught   in  a  storm.       

                              D           C  B7   Am         G
E----------3-3-3-3-----------3-2-----------------------------3---------------------
B----------0-0-0-0-----3-----3-3----------1---0---1----------0---------------------
G----------0-0-0-0-----------2-2----------0---2---2----------0-----------------0---
D----------0-0-0-0-----------0-0----------2---1---2----------0----------0--0h2-----
A----------2-2-2-2------------------0-----3---2---0----------2---------------------
E------3---3-3-3-3--------------------------------------3----3-----3---------------
 Tonight        is in          the Lord's   Arms.

The same goes for the other 2 verses.

I'd like to add that Ben Harper is a great inspiration to all of us.