It's still in the drop D tuning...

Intro/Verse:    e:---------1------------|----------1------------|
B:---------3----3-----3-|----------3----3-----3-|
G:---------2-------2----|----------2-------2----|
D:-0----0---------------|-0----0----------------|
A:-0----0---------------|-2----2----------------|
D:-0----0---------------|-x----x----------------|
           I'm  not    around that much.    I'm
e:----------0------------|-----------0------------|
B:----------1----1-----1-|-----------1----1-----1-|
G:----------2-------2----|-2----2----2-------2----|
D:-x----x----------------|-2----2-----------------|
A:-3----3----------------|-0----0-----------------|
D:-3----3----------------|-x----x-----------------|
  near                   exhausted
e:----------0------------|-----------0------------|
B:----------1----1-----1-|-----------1----1-----1-|
G:----------2-------2----|-2----2----2-------2----|
D:-x----x----------------|-2----2-----------------|
A:-3----3----------------|-0----0-----------------|
D:-3----3----------------|-x----x-----------------|
                      and lost.
...everything else seemed fine, if played right, you should be able to play
this with minimal hand movement. The way I play the intro Dm chord is also
a prep for the second chord...
Dm  (prepped for E/B)
D  A  D  G  B  e
+==============+ nut
|  |  |  |  |  1
+--------------+ 1st fret
| (2) |  3  |  |     -------- here, your middle finger (2) should
+--------------+ 2nd fret...   wait over the A string. It's a bit
|  |  |  |  4  |               unnatural, but it really speeds the
+--------------+               playing up quite a bit, I tell ya!!
|  |  |  |  |  |
+--------------+
|  |  |  |  |  |
+--------------+