Starts on: Dm The entire verse is basically a D minor chord played over different bass notes. If you listen closely, you can hear Chris Thile changing the bass note on his mandolin with each chord change, but its always over a Dm. When the song develops later, it sounds more complicated, but its the same basic idea. The chorus is pretty simple. Dm Dm/C This is the song where I listen Dm/Bb Dm/G This is the song where I sit still Dm Dm/C I called the dogs off all the things I?m missing Dm/ Bb Dm/G And to everyone but you before I set sail Gm Eb Bb I said good luck, good luck, good luck C These are tough times Eb But we?ll get by Bb Good luck Dm/G Dm7/ C This is the song where you speak up Dm/Bb Dm/ G This is the song where you get moving Dm/G Dm/C You cried some trouble out into a tea cup Dm/Bb Dm/G And to me but no-one else before you threw it Gm Eb Bb You said good luck, good luck, good luck C These are tough times Eb But we?ll get by Bb Good luck Dm Dm/C Dm/Bb Dm/G (4 times) Dm Dm/C I put ashore in front of our apartment Dm/Bb Dm/G And watched you comb the stoop for shards of porcelain Dm Dm/C Satisfied that there were none that broke the silence Dm/Bb Dm/G And after this I promise not to interrupt again Dm/G Dm/C Cause this is the song where I listen Dm/Bb Dm/G This is the song where I sit still Dm Dm/C Until our heartbeats drown out the clock ticking Dm/Bb Dm/G And the song is just I love you and always will Gm Eb Bb Good luck, good luck, good luck C these are tough times Eb But We?ll get by Bb Good luck C these are tough times Eb But We?ll get by Bb Good luck C these are tough times Eb But We?ll get by Bb Good luck
