Howie Day - Sound The Alarm Ukulele

Chords:

E 022100
Asus2 X02200
Bsus2 X24422 (usually played as X24400)
E2 4X4400 (not sure on the name of this one)
Dbm X46654
F# 244322
A 577655
B 799877

Intro: E Asus2 Bsus2 Asus2   X2

E      Asus2           Bsus2   Asus2
I dont know if I could last
E      Asus2          Bsus2  Asus2
When I couldnt rescue you
E          Asus2      Bsus2  E2
And I dont know if my best
   Dbm  Bsus2      Asus2
Is enough for me anymore
E           Asus2        Bsus2  Asus2
Well I will take it as a test
E      Asus2    Bsus2   Asus2
I will see if I console
E           Asus2          Bsus2  E2
You know Id change it if I could
               Dbm    Bsus2
But somethings wrong
    Asus2
Its understood

Asus2          E
And at times I miss you
Bsus2         Asus2          E
Know that you make it hard to breathe
Bsus2            Asus2
I wish it was fake
          E
Sound the alarm
  Bsus2             Dbm   Bsus2 Asus2
I know well make it right, alright
 Dbm  Bsus2 Asus2
I know tonight
F#      A    E   B
We're alright
F#            A
Am I the only one?
              E                B      F#
Am I the only one that you can hear?
              A
Am I the only one?
                       Dbm              Bsus2
'Cause if I'm the only one that you can hear
     F#                 A
Hear me (hear me), hear me (hear me)
     F#                 A
Hear me (hear me), hear me (hear me)

E   Asus2   Bsus2 X2

       Asus2   E
And at times I miss you
  Bsus2         Asus2
I know that you make it
        E
All too real
  Bsus2        Asus2
I wish it were fake
           E
Sound the alarm
  Bsus2              Dbm  Bsus2 Asus2
I know we'll make it right alright
  Dbm Bsus2 Asus2
I know tonight
Dbm  Bsus2 Asus2
We're alright
Dbm  Bsus2 Asus2     Dbm  Bsus2  Asus2
Right, alright
Dbm  Bsus2 Asus2     Dbm  Bsus2  Asus2
Right, alright
Dbm           Bsus2 Asus2
You know we'll be alright
Dbm  Bsus2 Asus2    E
We'll be alright tonight

Notes: Sometimes when playing the barre chords, he leaves the B and E open. Also, he is 
to hammer on the E (2nd fret) on the D string when playing E chords.