High Of 75 Guitar Tab

Mmhmm Tabs:

this is a somewhat hard song to tab, at least getting the beats right.  I think that I
have it all right, and I hope it's not too hard to understand, please let me know if
you have any comments/corrections.  well, here it is:   (please rate)
intro played w/very fast strumming
e-----------------------------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------------------------------|
G-----------------------------------------------------------|
D-(2-2-221-1-112-2-221-1-11)2-2-2-221-1-112-2-2-221-1-112~~-|
A-(2-2-222-2-222-2-222-2-22)2-2-2-222-2-222-2-2-222-2-222~~-|
E-(2-2-222-2-220-0-000-0-00)4-4-4-444-4-442-2-2-222-2-220~~-|
repeat this^
intro cont'd (w/distortion)
e--------------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------------------------|
G--------------------------------------------------------------|
D-(2-2-221-1-114-4-441-1-11)2-2-2-221-1-114-4-4-441-1-11222222-|
A-(2-2-222-2-222-2-222-2-22)2-2-2-222-2-222-2-2-222-2-22222222-|
E-(2-2-222-2-220-0-000-0-00)4-4-4-444-4-442-2-2-222-2-22000000-|
repeat this^
verse 1 (same as the first intro, just softer)
chorus
e-------------------------------------------------------------------|
B-------------------------------------------------------------------|
G----------------------99xxxxxxxxx8888866666999999999-(---44-33-44)-|
D-xxxxxxxxxx99xxxxxxxxx99xxxxxxxxx6666644444999999999-(22-44-11-22)-|
A-xxxxxxxxxx99xxxxxxxxx77xxxxxxxxx----------777777777-(22-22------)-|
E-xxxxxxxxxx77xxxxxxxxx-------------------------------(00---------)-|
repeat4x^ and
somewhat mute the 2ndx
repeat normal the 3rdx
chorus cont'd all piano                          somewhat mute the 4thx
bridge is intro/verse chord progression, but here is guitar 2's part:
e-----------------------------|
B-----------------------------|
G-------------9~~-------6~~---|     and then gt.2 play intro also
D-9~~---------9~~-------4~~---|
A-9~~---------7~~-------------|
E-7~~-------------------------|
e-------------|
B-------------|       repeat 4x and
G----44-33-44-|  somewhat mute the 2nd x
D-22-44-11-22-|  repeat normal the 3rd x
A-22-22-------|  somewhat mute the 4th x
E-00----------|
some more piano
outro is the chorus' chords repeated twice.
well, I hope I was able to get everything right.  enjoy!

Source: GuitarMasta.net
http://www.guitarmasta.net/r/relient_k/.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture December Underg Average	#1 by December Underground at Oct 1, 2007 at 12:01 AM EST
	The weather MAJORLY affects my mood, so I totally get this. I love 'it's funny how you find you enjoy your life when you're happy to be alive'. Story of my life!!! Or the last 10 months of it anyway....

No Picture Joe Average	#2 by Joe Montana at Oct 1, 2007 at 5:03 PM EST
	Thiessen tends to say "You took my heavy heart, and made it light." a lot on the "Mmhmm" album. Just an observation.

No Picture Drake Average	#3 by Drake Bergman at Oct 3, 2007 at 9:28 AM EST
	Sounds more to me like someone with bipolar trying fighting off his depression. He goes from "And tomorrow I know Will be rainy at best" to "But now I’m Sunny with a high of 75." I don't think this song has to anything to do with God at all.

No Picture Michael Average	#4 by Michael Vanderveen at Oct 4, 2007 at 7:41 AM EST
	But now I’m Sunny with a high of 75 Since you took my heavy heart and made it light duh it's about how if you go to the Lord to help, He'll make the burdens and stresses of life lighter ..the song goes from trying to handle things on your own to what happens when you allow Jesus to take over. which reminds me, it sucks that this site won't capitilize "he" in these songs, but i guess it's the worlds way of avoiding the truth.

No Picture Matt Average	#5 by Matt Waas at Oct 6, 2007 at 1:35 AM EST
	I love this song. It's so insanely cool. "Now I'm sunny with a high of 75, since you took my heavy heart and made it light." It's some random person who's depressed and now their finally better and happy, thanks to God or some other random person. The end.

No Picture Kevin Average	#6 by Kevin Fournier at Oct 7, 2007 at 6:38 PM EST
	i think the chorus implies that no matter what the weather is, or how life is treating him, he has found a way to be happy through it all.

No Picture (DDD Bass Gu Rhythm Player	#7 by (DDD Bass Guitar/Backup Vocals) Jeff Fritts at Oct 7, 2007 at 8:31 PM EST
	matty t wrote this in his apartment! &hearts'

No Picture camilo Average	#8 by camilo velasquez at Oct 13, 2007 at 4:06 AM EST
	i think the chorus implies that no matter what the weather is, or how life is treating him, he has found a way to be happy through it all.

No Picture Basstard Professional	#9 by Basstard at Oct 13, 2007 at 7:31 PM EST
	I really don't know, but, when I went to their concert and Universal Studios I could've sworn they said "High in 75", and I was all worried that RK was changing their style.. All those songs about drugs and crap were influencing them. I'm relieved in knowing I was wrong.

No Picture Joshua Wanna Be	#10 by Joshua Osprey at Oct 17, 2007 at 3:00 AM EST
	This song is about how emotions can change in an instant, but life always gets better in the end. Also, Matt Thiessen himself said that it's about the unpredictable weather in northeast ohio, where the band are from. for example, it snowed 4 inches one day, then two days later it was perfectly sunny and 60 degrees out.

No Picture Rhythm Player	#11 by riotsk8team001 (jason) at Oct 19, 2007 at 4:16 AM EST
	at Universal Studios**

No Picture mike Average	#12 by mike duncan at Oct 19, 2007 at 6:28 PM EST
	I totally fell for this song the first time I listened. The phrase that wat catchy was the bipolar one (cuz a bunch of my friends act like that at time hehe) it makes me laugh, but is still true. People are generally more happy when the suns out... or should I say the Sun?!? :P