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The best way to think about chord progressions is in the abstract, in other words, removed from any particular key. So, rather than refering to chords with alphabetical names like "C, F, G", we can use numbers to describe their relative function in the key, "I, IV, V". And by memorising an example or two of each chord function, it can make it much easier to pick out a chord progression by ear.

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0:00 Introduction
2:04 V
3:30 IV
4:23 vi
5:15 ii
6:30 iii
7:08 bVII
8:05 II
8:55 III
9:38 VI
10:22 v
11:11 iv
12:23 bII