Key of B

Loop is:

2 - 5 - 1 - 5of2

(C#m - F#7 - B - G#7)

I heard this song when I was out at dinner. After I heard this song, I heard the song below which also had a 5of2. Something to keep your ears open for in this genre apparently!

Key of E

Loop is:

2 - 5 - 3 - 5of2

(F#m - B - G#m - C#7)

Remarkably similar to the song above. Exact same progression except they replace 1 with 3, a common modification people use in progressions. There might be some slightly different moments at times in the tune, but it's mostly just a loop.

Key of D

Intro Progression:

1 - 5of2 - 2 - 2
5 - 5 - 1 - 5

(D - B7 - Em - Em)
(A7 - A7 - D - A7)

A bunch of other stuff is happening in this tune, like a 5of5 in the chorus progression (0:37), and the next progression at 0:51 has a 5of6 and a 5of4. Lot's of stuff, as per usual with The Beatles and other groups from this era.  

Key of Ab

Song:

2 - 5 - 1 - 5of2
(Bbm - Eb - Ab - F7)

Because 5 of 2 is the 5 of a minor chord, we can easily play that F7 with a b2, b3, b6. The connected diminished and augmented are aslo fine choices.

Key of E

Song:

2 - 5 - 1 - 5of2
(F#m - B7 - E - C#7)

Because 5 of 2 is the 5 of a minor chord, we can easily play that F7 with a b2, b3, b6. The connected diminished and augmented are aslo fine choices.

The rest of the chords also have larger voicings. Also pretty much the same as the SZA song above.