Jaane Kya Baat Hai

By Lata Mangeshkar and R. D. Burman

Introduction:

R.D. Burman’s “Jaane Kya Baat Hai,” sung by Lata Mangeshkar, is a melodious song filled with a sense of mystery and anticipation. The chord progression is straightforward, making it a great song for beginner to intermediate guitarists.

Guitar Chords for Jaane Kya Baat Hai:

This song uses primarily D, G, C, and A.

(Verse 1)

[D]                             
Jaane Kya Baat Hai,    
        [G]      
Jaane Kya Baat Hai   
   [G]                 [C]      
Neend Nahin Aati    
   [D]                     [G]      
Badi Lambi Raat Hai   

(Verse 2)

    [G]      
Saari Sari Raat Muze Isne Jagaya   
   [A]                              [D]         [G]      
Jaise Koi Sapna Jaise Koi Saaya   
   [G]                         [C]      
Koi Nahin Lagta Hai    
   [D]                   [G]      
Koi Mere Saath Hai  

(Verse 3)

   [G]       
Dhakdhak Kabhi Se Jiya Dol Raha Hai   
   [A]                                [D]           [G]      
Ghungat Abhise Mera Khol Raha Hai   
   [G]                    [C]      
Door Abhi To Piya    
   [D]               [G]      
Ki Mulaqat Hai   

(Verse 4)

     [G]      
Jab Jab Dekhu Mai Ye Chand Sitare   
   [A]                                [D]           [G]      
Aaisa Lagta Hai Mujhe Laaj Ke Mare   
   [G]                [C]      
Jaise Koi Doli    
   [D]           [G]      
Koi Baraat Hai

Tips for Playing Jaane Kya Baat Hai on Guitar:

  • Chord Changes: Practice smooth transitions between the chords. The song’s rhythm allows for a relaxed yet expressive feel, so take your time in transitioning between chords.
  • Strumming Pattern: Experiment with different strumming patterns to find one that suits your style. A simple down-down-up-down pattern is a good starting point. Consider varying your strumming to match the sentiment of the lyrics.
  • Finger Placement: Correct finger placement is crucial for getting a clear sound from each chord.

Conclusion:

“Jaane Kya Baat Hai” is a beautiful song with a relatively easy chord progression, making it suitable for beginners and intermediate guitarists. Its simple structure allows you to focus on developing your strumming and expressive playing techniques.

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