The chords for "Where The Wild Things Are" by Luke Combs are typically played with a capo on the 1st fret, using the chords D, A, G, Em, and Bm. The song features a combination of down strums and a strumming pattern that includes down and up strums with some palm muting for dynamics. The chord progression includes D, A, G, Em for the verses and Bm, G, D, A for the chorus, with some variations in the strumming and transitions to match the song's flow

. Here is a basic summary of the chords used:

• Verses: D, A, G, Em
• Chorus: Bm, G, D, A

The capo on the 1st fret helps to match the key of the original recording. If you have difficulty with barre chords like Bm, you can play a simplified version by focusing on the fourth, third, second, and first strings

. This setup allows you to play the song acoustically with the feel and key similar to Luke Combs' version