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Pehle To Kabhi Kabhi Gham Tha Chords

Here are the chords for “Pehle To Kabhi Kabhi Gham Tha” by Altaf Raja — in the key of C#m (C#m, B and A). It's an easy, beginner-friendly arrangement using common open chords. Use the interactive player to transpose to your vocal range, add a capo, and autoscroll hands-free while you strum.

Chords:C#mBA

Chords for Pehle To Kabhi Kabhi Gham Tha

Key: BBPM: 90Difficulty: Easy

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Metronome90

Text

C#mPehale toh kabhi kabhiBgam tha

C#mAb to har pal hi teri yad sataAti hai

AAb to har pal hi teri yadC#msatati hai

C#mPehale toh kabhi kabhiBgam tha

C#mAb toh har pal hi teri yaad rulaAti hai

AAb toh har pal hi teri yaadC#mrulati hai

C#mPehale toh kabhi kabhiBgam tha

C#mMagar ye dard-e-judai hai harAghadi ab

AMagar ye dard-e-judai hai harC#mghadi ab

C#mMain tujhse kaise kahoonByeh bata

C#mKe teri yad ke sahare jiAraha hu

AKe teri yad ke sahare jiC#mraha hu

C#mMain tujhse kaise kahoonByeh bata

C#mKe gam ke ansuo ko khudhi piAraha hu

AKe gam ke ansuo ko khudhi piC#mraha hu

C#mMain tujhse kaise kahunBye bata

C#mNa maar dale teri bewafayiAmuzko

ANa maar daale teri bewafaayiC#mmujhko

C#mMain tujhse kaise kahoonByeh bata

C#mNa maar dale kahi ye judaiAmuzko

ANa maar daale kahi yeh judaiC#mmujhko

C#mAe pagali tu kyun roBrahi hai

C#mKe gham to muzko uthana haiAjudai ka

AKe gham to muzko uthana haiC#mjudai ka

C#mAe pagali tu kyun roBrahi hai

C#mTere liye to sama hai yeAshehnai ka

ATere liye to sama hai yeC#mshehnai ka

C#mAe pagali tu kyun roBrahi hai

C#mKe gaon chodna hai mereAmuqaddar me

AKe gaon chodna hai mereC#mmuqaddar me

C#mAe pagali tu kyun roArahi hai

C#mKe umr gujregi ab meri yehAsafar me

AKe umr gujregi ab meri yeC#msafar me

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About Pehle To Kabhi Kabhi Gham Tha

“Pehle To Kabhi Kabhi Gham Tha” by Altaf Raja is a popular song that sits comfortably on acoustic guitar. This arrangement uses 3 chords — C#m, B and A — with the progression centred on C#m, B and A. Because it sticks to common open shapes, it's a great choice for beginners and campfire sing-alongs. Hover or tap any chord above to see its fingering, change the key with the transpose buttons, or set a capo to match the original recording.