The Dmin7no5 played in each turnaround sounds best played as a quartal harmony so playing the fourth in place of the fifth. In general if you know anything about quartal harmony this is a good place to apply it due to the clear modal jazz influence present in this song. Most the chords are pretty close to being correct at the very least they’d be valid substitutions for the actual chords. [Intro] --- / ---- --- / ---- Bmin7 --- / ---- Bmin7 ---- Dmin7no5 - [Verse 1] He bought her a diamond for her throat He put her in a ranch house on a hill She could see the valley barbecues From her window sill See the blue pools in the squinting sun Hear the hissing of summer lawns Dmin7no5 - D7 He put up a barbed wire fence To keep out the unknown And on every metal thorn Just a little blood of his own She patrols that fence of his To a latin drum And the hissing of summer lawns [Chorus] Darkness Wonder makes it easy Darkness With a joyful mask Darkness Tube’s gone darkness darkness darkness No color no contrast [Bridge] ---- A7b9 ---- ---- ---- ---- Edim7 ---- A6add9 ---- Gmaj/ [Verse 2] A diamond dog Carrying a cup and a cane Looking through a double glass Looking at too much pride and too much shame There’s a black fly buzzing There’s a heat wave burning in her master’s voice The hissing of summer lawns Dmin7no5 - D7 He gave her his darkness to regret And good reason to quit him He gave her a roomful of Chippendale That nobody sits in Still she stays with a love of some kind It’s the lady’s choice The hissing of summer lawns [Chorus] Dm7 D9(no3)      Darkness         Darkness Darkness                   repeat until fadeout