Exploring 'Have Faith In Me' By A Day To Remember

Are you a fan of A Day to Remember and want to learn how to play their music? If so, you might be interested in the guitar tab for their song Have Faith in Me. This tab, revised on August 23, 2024, provides the guitar chords and lyrics for the song, allowing you to play along with the band's distinctive rock sound.

Have Faith in Me guitar tab by Tom Denney

Tom Denney, born on November 23, 1982, is an American musician and record producer. He is the ex-lead guitarist and a founding member of the band A Day to Remember. He performed on the band's first three albums: And Their Name Was Treason (2005), For Those Who Have Heart (2007), and Homesick (2009). Denney parted ways with the band in 2009 to focus on his marriage, family, and recording studio but continued to be involved in the band's writing and recording process.

The guitar tab for 'Have Faith in Me' by Tom Denney is available on Songsterr Tabs with rhythm. The tab is for the distortion guitar and was last revised on August 23, 2024.

Tom Denney started playing the guitar at the age of 10 and was influenced by bands like Nirvana and country music artists such as George Jones and Johnny Cash. He was in a band called 2 Days 2 Late before forming A Day to Remember with vocalist Jeremy McKinnon.

After leaving A Day to Remember, Denney continued to contribute to the band's music and also worked on various other projects. He has produced music for bands like Secrets and contributed to albums by A Day to Remember, including What Separates Me from You (2010), Common Courtesy (2013), and Bad Vibrations (2016). He also worked as a session musician on Common Courtesy but was not credited as a performer.

Have Faith in Me guitar chords

To play the song 'Have Faith in Me' by A Day to Remember on the guitar, you'll need to tune your guitar to Drop D. This means that your lowest string, typically an E, will be tuned down to a D. This is a common tuning for rock and metal music, and it allows for a heavier, deeper sound.

The chords featured in the song are not your standard major or minor chords. Instead, they are power chords, which are often used in rock and metal music. Power chords are simpler than regular chords as they only contain two or three notes. In this case, the chords are based on the root notes of D and A, with additional notes added to create a fuller sound.

Verse:

E|---------------------------------------------------------|

B|---------------------------------------------------------|

G|------------10----9----9-------------------------------|

D|------10----10---10---10----10----10---10---10---10-----|

A|---------------------------------------------------------|

E|---------------------------------------------------------|

Chorus:

E|---------------------------------------------------------|

B|------8----8----8----8-----------------------------8----8----8----8--------|

G|---10----10----10----10----10----10---10---10---10-------------------------|

D|-10----10----10----10----10----10---10---10---10---10---10---10-----|

A|---------------------------------------------------------|

E|---------------------------------------------------------|

Bridge:

E|---------------------------------------------------------|

B|---------------------------------------------------------|

G|----10----9----9---------------------------------------------------------|

D|-10----10---10-----------------------------------------------------------|

A|---------------------------------------------------------|

E|---------------------------------------------------------|

These tabs may look complicated at first glance, but because they are power chords, you can simplify them by removing the highest note of each chord, which is played on the G string. This will still allow you to play along with the song while making it a bit easier on your fretting hand.

Have Faith in Me guitar tab by Johnny

This tab is in Drop D tuning.

E|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

B|----8----8----8----8-----------------------------8----8----8----8--------|

G|------------------------10----10----9----9---------------------------10--|

D|-10---10---10---10---10----10----10---10---10-10---10---10---10---10-----|

A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

E|------------------------------------------------------------------------|

E|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

B|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

G|----10----9----9---------------------------------------------------------|

D|-10----10---10-----------------------------------------------------------|

A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

E|------------------------------------------------------------------------|

E|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

B|----8----8----8----8-----------------------------8----8----8----8--------|

G|---------------10----10----9----9---------------------------10----10----10--|

D|10---10---10---10---10----10----10---10---10-10---10---10---10---10---10-----|

A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

E|------------------------------------------------------------------------|

I hope this tab helps you learn how to play 'Have Faith in Me'!

Other A Day to Remember songs

A Day to Remember has a unique sound that blends pop-punk, post-hardcore, and metalcore. Their music appeals to fans across multiple genres, and their rise from small-time shows to headlining major festivals is proof of their dedicated following. Here are some of their other popular songs:

"The Downfall of Us All" is one of the band's most well-known tracks, with heavy guitar riffs, breakdowns, and fast-paced drumming. The lyrics focus on standing up for oneself, and the chorus is anthemic. It is often played as the opening track during live shows.

"I'm Made of Wax, Larry, What Are You Made Of?" is a high-energy track that showcases the band's ability to blend different genres. It features heavy breakdowns, melodic verses, and even includes a rap section. The guitar solo adds an extra layer of excitement.

"You Be Tails, I'll Be Sonic" is a fan favourite from the album "For Those Who Have Heart". It features melodic verses that lead to an explosive chorus, with lyrics about the struggles of long-distance relationships. The breakdown is heavy, and the bridge includes a spoken word section.

"All Signs Point to Lauderdale" is another fan favourite from the album "What Separates Me from You". It features a catchy guitar riff and sing-along lyrics. The breakdown is heavy, and the guitar solo adds extra excitement. The song is often played during live shows.

"The Plot to Bomb the Panhandle" is a fast-paced, high-energy track that showcases the band's signature sound. It starts with a heavy guitar riff and is followed by Jeremy McKinnon's aggressive vocals. The breakdown is intense, and the song includes a guitar solo.

"Right Back at It Again" is a flawlessly executed, triumphant pop-punk anthem. It represents the band's ability to overcome challenges, as it is from a record that fans almost never got to hear.

"1958" is a throwback to the band's first full-length album, "And Their Name Was Treason". It showcases how far McKinnon has come as a vocalist and the band's understanding of song structure. The track has an anthemic chorus and an infectious energy.

"Leave All The Lights On" is a bonus track from "Common Courtesy". It tells a relatable story of someone trying to salvage a relationship. The lyrics effectively convey this tale without angst, showcasing the band's maturity.

"You Should've Killed Me When You Had The Chance" is a track from "For Those Who Have Heart". It features one of the best choruses the band has ever written, perfectly mirroring the over-the-top angsty lyrics.

These songs showcase the versatility and unique sound of A Day to Remember, blending aggressive breakdowns, catchy choruses, and melodic verses to create music that resonates with fans worldwide.

Other popular rock songs

"Have Faith in Me" is a popular song by the band A Day to Remember. Here are some other well-known rock songs:

"Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin

This song was voted the greatest rock song by Planet Rock listeners. With its iconic guitar riff and epic structure, it's a true classic.

"Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen

A mock opera, as Freddie Mercury called it, this song is a head-banging, creative masterpiece. It's a fun, satisfying, and unforgettable rock anthem.

"Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple

A simple yet iconic riff—just four chords of parallel fourths—made this song a favourite among aspiring guitarists. It tells the story of a casino fire started by a Frank Zappa fan with a flare gun.

"I Love Rock 'N Roll" by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts

Joan Jett embodies rock 'n' roll with her black hair and Gibson-sculpted arms. This cover of a 1970s song by the Arrows became Jett's signature hit, topping the charts for seven straight weeks in 1982.

"Whole Lotta Love" by Led Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin's explosive compositions and blues-rock detours defined epic rock in the 1970s. "Whole Lotta Love" is a frenzied, lightheaded trip that showcases the band's strutting confidence.

"Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana

An anthem for a generation, this song combines rhythmic punk power chords, angry lyrics, and funk-inspired drumming. Its success seemed to surprise Kurt Cobain, who famously shunned fame.

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