Friday, July 24, 2015

Guitar chords: Kya hai mahobbat by A.R.Rahman from Ekk deewana tha

When Rahman sir sings his song then it always be a tough song. This song is one of that song.
Song is going into jazz genre because of its beats but you can't say it a complete jazz but something creative by Rahman in his style in the way of little bit jazz.
Javed sir has panned wonderful lyrics and Rahman gave it perfect feel as usual. This song is actually poetry ib the sense of lyrics.

Anyways, song is in the key of G major but no reason to find it's relative chords because songs has many other chords which are not feasible.

So enjoy the poetic chords!!!

Song: Kya hai mahobbat
Singer: A.R.Rahman
Lyrics: Javed Akhtar
Music: A.R.Rahman
label: T-series



Guitar chords of Kya hai mahobbat by A.R.Rahman from Ek deewana Tha


Intro: (G).......(F#).......(Am)...(Am7)....(Cm).......

(G)Mahobbat hai ik khwab ya ik junooh hai
(F#)KIsi ko mahobbat agar hai to kyu hai
(Am)Mahobbat me toh sirf (C)betabi(G)yaan hai
Toh (Cm)fir kyu mahobbat (G)me dil ko su(Bm)koon hai su(G)koon hai

(F#)Koi yeh bata de ki (Bm)kya hai mahobbat (D)mahobbat ----> x2

(G)Mahobbat hai dareeya mahobbat keenara
(F#)Mahobbat sitam hai (G)mahobbat (C)sahaara
(Bm)Mahobbat idhar bhi (Em)mahobbat udhar bhi
(G)mahobbat nazar hai (C)mahobbat nazara
(G)Koi yeh bata de (Am)bata de (C)bata de

Antra :
(F#)mahobbat me sab kuch haseen lagta hai kyu
(Cm)Sitam jo kare dinashin lagta hai kyu
(G)Mahobbat ho jis se woh dil tode bhi to
(A)Bura fir bhi dil ko nahin lagta hai kyu(D)ooo
(G)Koi yeh bata de ki kya hai mahobbat (D)mahobbat
(G)Na samja koi woh adaa hai mahobbat
(F#)Ki Inaam hai ya saza hai mahobbat
Ki(Am7)si ne kaha hai to kyu yeh ka(Em7)ha hai
(Cm)Mahobbat khuda hai (G)khuda hai mahobbat

(G)Koi yeh bata de ki kya hai mahobbat
(F#)Koi yeh bata de ki (Bm)kya hai mahobbat
 (G)Koi yeh bata de ki kya hai mahobbat
(F#)Koi yeh bata de ki (Bm)kya hai mahobbat (D)mahobbat


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