Young Love - Close Your Eyes Chords & Tabs

So, this is my first tab, EVER. I felt it was time for me to contribute to UG, as I have
taking 100s of tabs (not saying I can actually PLAY the songs) from this splendid
community. I don't know what I would do without UG

Intro
E---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B------4------4----------3-----3------3-----3--------1----------------------|
G----3------3-----3----3-----3------3-----3-----3------2------3-------------|
D--5------5-----5----5-----5------3-----3-----3----3-----3------5-----------|
A-----------------------------------------------------------6----6----------|
E---------------------------------------------------------------------------|

Chord sections
E----3-----|---3----|----1----|--1---|
B----4-----|---3----|----3----|--1---|
G----3-----|---3----|----3----|--2---|
D----5-----|---5----|----3----|--3---|
A----6-----|---5----|----1----|--3---|
E----7-----|---3----|---------|--1---|

Bridge
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/y/young_love/close_your_eyes_tab_ver_2.html ]
E---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A----------1(p)0-----0(h)1--------------------------------------------------|
E---1--1---------1-1--------------------------------------------------------|

You don't have to play the parts with the pull-offs or hammer-ons, but it gives it a
legato feel.

P.S as you can see... I have absolutely NOOOO clue what sections of songs are called. My
terminology and theory is actually very limited. As such, I don't actually know the
of the barre chords that are listed. Maybe I will find out sooner in my attempt to 
a better hobby-musician.. or, you can always find out yourself :P

P.S.S Comments would be nice... GOOD comments, resourcesful helpful comments, and
praising my excellent tabbing (is that a word?) skills