Steven Universe - That Distant Shore Cifras

I preferred playing the following chords, but please feel free to play your own if you feel like those sound
better!
 
*n means a barre on the n'd fret
/ means that you can choose to play it (I usually don't but do it if your prefer)
 
   DMaj7 D Em7 Em Gm7*3 Gm*3 F#m7*2 F#m*2 Fm7*1 Bm*2 A BbMaj7*1 C7
E    x   x  0   0   0    0     0      0     0    x   /    x     x
A    /   /  2   2   5    5     4      4     3    0   0    0     3
D    0   0  2   2   0    5     0      4     0    4   2    3     2
G    2   2  0   0   0    0     0      0     0    4   2    2     3
B    2   3  3   0   0    0     0      0     0    3   2    3     1
e    2   2  0   0   0    0     0      0     0    0   0    0     0
 
[Verse 1]
Dmaj7             D                  Em7
        It all became so lovely
             Em                 Gm7
Those bluest skies above me
           Gm             F#m7         Fm7                Dmaj7
Those funny feelings I had never felt before I met you
              D             Em7
I thought I'd stay a while
           Em             Gm7
I tried to learn to smile
        Gm          F#m          Bm         Em7
So many colours I had never even known
 
[Chorus]
           A                   F#m7            Bm        Em
Maybe I'll find myself sitting on that distant shore
          Gm  A D
Maybe I'm not alone
 
[Verse 2]
Bbmaj7
Then I see the colours fading
F#m7                D
Gentleness of light escaping
Bbmaj7                              C7              A
Shadows of my fear invading, have I seen this all before?
   D                    Dmaj7              Em7
I know that there's something residing
         Em                Gm7
A terror deep inside me
          Gm                F#m7            Bm       Em
I couldn't understand how you could be so bold
 
[Chorus]
           A                   F#m7            Bm        Em7
Maybe I'll find myself smiling on that distant shore
          Gm  A D
Maybe I'm not alone
 
Edits and notes:
I am not sure if the Fm7 is correct. It sounded the most logical but I am having doubts. I'll edit the tab
again when I find the correct one.
There is a simpler way to play this one, but even with singing and strumming I find that with practice it goes
very well.
The chords aren't the easiest, but me, as someone who is still learning and doesn't master every chord easily,
I did get the hang of it after playing it a few times. The rythm is something to get used to at first, but
after that it should be very easy!
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