By Shilpa Rao and Sreerama Chandra
Introduction:
“Subhanallah,” sung by Shilpa Rao and Sreerama Chandra, is a soulful melody that captures the awe and wonder of experiencing love for the first time. The lyrics beautifully depict the overwhelming emotions and the inexplicable magic of a newfound connection. The song’s celestial melody beautifully complements the lyrics’ intense emotions, creating a breathtakingly romantic atmosphere.
Guitar Chords for Subhanallah:
This arrangement primarily uses A major (A), D major (D), E major (E), F# minor (F#m), and B minor (Bm).
(Intro)
[A] [D] [E]
[A] [D] [E]
(Verse 1)
[A]
Ek din kabhi jo, khudko tarashe,
[E] [D] [A]
Meri nazar se, tu zara, haaye re
[A]
ankhon se teri kya kya chhupa hai
[E] [D] [A]
Tujhko dikhaaun main zara, haaye re
[Bm] [A]
Ik ankahi si daastaan daastaan
[D] [E]
Kehne lagega aaina
(Chorus)
[A]
Subhanallah…
[F#m] [A] [D] [E]
Jo ho raha hain pehli dafaa hai walla……………….aaah
[A]
Aisa hua,
[A]
Subhanallah…
[F#m] [A] [D] [E]
Jo ho raha hain pehli dafaa hai walla……………….aaah
[A]
Aisa hua,
(Verse 2)
[A] [D] [A]
Meri khamoshi se baatein chun lena
[A] [D] [A]
Unki dori se taarifein bun lena
[A] [D] [A]
Meri khamoshi se baatein chun lena
[A] [D] [A]
Unki dori se taarifein bun lena
[F#m] [Bm]
Kal nahi thi jo aaj lagti hoon
[D] [E]
Taareef meri hai khaamakha
[D] [A]
Tohfa hai tera meri adaa
(Verse 3)
[A]
Ek din kabhi jo khud ko pukaare
[E] [D] [A]
Meri zubaan se tu zara, haaye re
[A]
Tujh mein chhupi si jo shayari hai
[E] [D] [A]
Tujhko sunaaun main zara, haay re
[Bm] [A]
Ye do dilon ka waasta waasta
[D] [E]
Khul ke bataaya jaaye naa
(Chorus) (x4)
(Outro)
[A]
Subhanallah…
[F#m] [A] [D] [E]
Jo ho raha hai, pehli dafaa hai Walla………………..aah
[A]
Aisa hua
Tips for Playing Subhanallah on Guitar:
Chord Changes: Practice smooth transitions, particularly between the major and minor chords (A to F#m, D to Bm).
Strumming Pattern: A gentle strumming pattern works well, allowing the melody and emotion to take center stage. Experiment with variations to add nuance.
Tempo: A moderate tempo best captures the song’s emotional feel. It shouldn’t be rushed but should maintain a steady, flowing rhythm.
Dynamics: Use dynamics to emphasize the emotional highs and lows, particularly in the verses and the powerful chorus.
Conclusion:
“Subhanallah” is a stunning composition, richly layered with emotion. By focusing on precise chord changes and sensitive strumming, you can flawlessly capture the song’s sublime beauty and the magical feeling of experiencing love for the first time.
