(17 votes, average: 4.53 out of 5)
This is a good song for beginners to learn and practice barre chords. I am not at all in awe of this song. I don’t like it much but since it is based on acoustic guitar completely, I thought to post it here.
The song uses barre chords and is in the key of Gm. If you know barre chords, this song it would be very easy to play. If you don’t know barre chords, you will have to use a capo on the 3rd fret to turn the chords into simple basic open chords.
The strumming pattern of this song is not at all difficult. Here it is: | D- D- | UUUD |
When the song catches speed the strumming pattern doesn’t change, just the tempo increases.
Starting tune
E ------------------------------------------ B ----------------------3-2----------------- G ------0------2------2-----2-0---------0--- D --0-3----0-3----0-3---------------0-3----- A --------------------------------3--------- E ------------------------------------------
MUKHDA
Slow strumming…
(Gm)Tum jo ho to ga rahi hai ye ha(F)wa
(Gm)Tum jo to reshmi si hai fi(F)za
jao (Cm)naaa…(Dm) jao na(Gm)… (Gm)
jao (Cm)naaa…(Dm) jao na(Gm)… (Stop the strumming)
Fast Strumming starts…
(Gm)Tum jo ho to ga rahi hai ye ha(F)wa
(Gm)Tum jo to reshmi si hai fi(F)za
[ jao (Cm)naaa...(Dm)
jao na(Gm)... (Gm) ] x2
(C)Phir na ye raat (A#)aayegi
(F)Phir na ye rut (Gm)jayegi
(C)Phir na yu mil(A#)na hoga
(F)Phir na jane (Gm)kya hoga
[ jao (Cm)naaa...(Dm)
jao na(Gm)... (Gm) ] x2
ANTRA
Repeat Starting tune
(Gm)Ye raat thodi to dhalne do
(Cm)Dheere dheere isko pighalne do
(Gm)Aage hai do raha paana magar
(Cm)Thodi dur to saath chalne do
(Cm)Ye raat thodi to (Gm)dhalne do
(F)Dheere dheere isko pi(Gm)ghalne do
(Cm)Aage hai do raha (Gm)paana magar
(F)Thodi dur to saath (Gm)chalne to do
(C)Hone wali (A#)ho kal tum
(F)Ruk sako jo (Gm)do pal tum
(C)Kuch tumhari (A#)tasveerien
(F)Rakh lu apni (Gm)aankhon mein
[ (Cm)jao naaa...(Dm)
(Gm)jao na... (Gm) ] x2
Using a capo on the 3rd fret, the chords change as below:
MUKHDA
Slow strumming…
(Em)Tum jo ho to ga rahi hai ye ha(D)wa
(Em)Tum jo to reshmi si hai fi(D)za
jao (Am)naaa…(Bm) jao na(Em)… (Em)
jao (Am)naaa…(Bm) jao na(Em)… (Stop the strumming)
Fast Strumming starts…
(Em)Tum jo ho to ga rahi hai ye ha(D)wa
(Em)Tum jo to reshmi si hai fi(D)za
[ jao (Am)naaa...(Bm)
jao na(Am)... (Bm) ] x2
(A)Phir na ye raat (G)aayegi
(D)Phir na ye rut (Em)jayegi
(A)Phir na yu mil(G)na hoga
(D)Phir na jane (Em)kya hoga
[ jao (Am)naaa...(Bm)
jao na(Am)... (Bm) ] x2
ANTRA
Repeat Starting tune
(Em)Ye raat thodi to dhalne do
(Am)Dheere dheere isko pighalne do
(Em)Aage hai do raha paana magar
(Am)Thodi dur to saath chalne do
(Am)Ye raat thodi to (Em)dhalne do
(D)Dheere dheere isko pi(Em)ghalne do
(Cm)Aage hai do raha (Em)paana magar
(D)Thodi dur to saath (Em)chalne to do
(A)Hone wali (G)ho kal tum
(D)Ruk sako jo (Em)do pal tum
(A)Kuch tumhari (G)tasveerien
(D)Rakh lu apni (Em)aankhon mein
[ jao (Am)naaa...(Bm)
jao na(Am)... (Bm) ] x2
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-Shanker Bakshi
awesome just minor mistake in the tabs
am i right
i am not sure
but i think so
ur website is vry vry useful to me……….
thanx……..!!!!!!!!!
it shud b ‘F’ and ‘Gm’….nd rest the song is perfect..
good work!
i know it aint acoustic but ts a real cute song and i think it can be played on acoustic guitar…
d-down
u-up
is ok
but what does – mean lik in dis song u hav given strumming pattern
D-D-[UUUD]
? ?
E——————————————————————————-
B—————————————-3-1————————————-
G————-0———-2———-2——2-0———-0———————
D——-0-3——-0-3——–0-3—————–0-3————————
A—————————————————–3—————————–
E——————————————————————————-
As I am a beginner, its difficult to understand the starting tune of the guitar.
can someone please help me understand what do those nos. mean placed on the strings.
Thanks
the 6 strings are represented by the six lines.. E being the first string, B being the second one.. G, D .. nd so on….
the numbers represent the fret no. to be played on that string.. 0 means playing open string and 1 means first fret nd so on…
play from left to right according 2 the diagram…
10th fret….
Thanks…
its so useful
dunno how to start a new thread(post) that is y i m writing here on the existing post..
OR is it ” D-D- / DUDU ………… ????
plz tell me……
thanks….
thanks