I am posting chords in E major of a very romantic classic oldie, Na tum hume jaano rendered most beautifully by :nw: Hemant Kumar and :nw: Suman Kalyanpur. This song is pure classic - they don't make them like this anymore. I have played this with my band in a slow lounge song format, jazz style, which I have tried to incorporate in the chords here. Feedback welcome-else chill and Njoy........ Song Title: Na tum humen jaano Movie: BAAT EK RAAT KI F#m7 Dmaj7 E 5 5 B 5 7 G 6 6 D 4 7 A 5 E 1st verse E……………………..A………………………………..E……. Na tum humen jaano, na hum tumhe jaane E……….B7………….E……..B7…….E…………….F#7.B7…A……..B7..E… Magar lagta hai, kuch aaisa, mera humdam mil gaya 2nd verse A...........…….Fm7…………Dmaj7……….A…. Yeh mausam yeh raat chup hai A…………….Fm7…………Dmaj7……A… Do hothon ki baat chup hai A……………..F#………………B7….A………. Khamoshi sunaane lagi hai dastaan E………………A…………..B7…..E……… Nazar ban gayi hai, dil ki zabaan E……………………..A………………………………..E……. Na tum humen jaano, na hum tumhe jaane E……….B7………….E……..B7…….E…………….F#7.B7…A……..B7..E… Magar lagta hai, kuch aaisa, mera humdam mil gaya 3rd verse A………………….F#m7…..Dmaj7.A….. Mohabbat ke mod pe hum A……………….F#m7..Dmaj7….A… Mile sab ko chhod ke hum A…………….F#……………….B7….E……….. Dhadakte dilon ka leke yeh karawan E…………….A……..B7……E…….. Chale aaj dono jaane kahan E……………………..A………………………………..E……. Na tum humen jaano, na hum tumhe jaane E……….B7………….E……..B7…….E…………….F#7.B7…A……..B7..E… Magar lagta hai, kuch aaisa, mera humdam mil gaya
very good chords!! im a lil confused wid chords u've used in yeh mausam yeh raat chup hai and similar pattern verses.. ok..iL download and listen to the song once again..reps!!
Thx for the feedback and reps Vini. The chords I have posted are particularly suitable if this song is played in a low tempo & unplugged. They do add interesting colour to the song without taking anything away from its beautiful melody. Do listen to the song and good luck!!
The scale is E major. Btw the chords I gave at top of my post appear to have been mixed up by technology - (bah.. who needs it!). They should be as follows Dmaj7 F#m7 E 5 5 B 5 5 G 6 6 D 7 4 A 5 E I would like some more feedback from you dudes out there in cyber space.
Hi Sumayee Thanks for posting this wonderful song. I had little doubt for the notation you have used in the begining: Dmaj7 F#m7 E 5 5 B 5 5 G 6 6 D 7 4 A 5 E What does that mean ? Did you play this song with standard 022100 E chord and 002220 A chord. Let me know... Thanks in advance Regards
