Atif Aslam – Chalte Chalte Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab
This is the chord progression of Atif Aslam – Chalte Chalte on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.
G, C, D (x8)
(G)Yeh che(C)hre (D)ishq na jaane
(G)Yeh pa(C)rde ha(D)taa deti hai
(G)Jahaan(C) dil(D) ka hai thikana
(G)Yeh raa(C)hein (D)bataa deti hai
(G)Musa(C)fir (D)main hoon phir bhi
(G)Man(C)zil paas (D)tu hai
(G)Chal(C)un main(D) jis raah par
(G)Tu (C)hai (D)wahaan
Chalte(G) cha(C)lte(D)
Chalte(G) cha(C)lte(D)
Yunhi (D)koi mil (G)gaya (C)tha
Yunhi (D)koi mil (G)gaya (C)tha
Sar-e-(D)raah chalte (G)cha(C)lte(D)
G, C, D (x4)
Wo wo..
(G)Tumse (Gmaj7)mila jo pehli (Em)dafaa
Aankhon (D)ko sukoon m(C)ilaa
Qareeb mere tu jo (G)huaa
(C)Safar ko kaa(D)rwaan (G)mila
(G)Tu mere (Am)paas hai phir bhi
(C)Bas ikk (D)baat toh (G)hai
(C)Chalein do (Am)saansein alag(G) par
(G)Ik (C)hai waj(D)ah
Chalte(G) cha(C)lte(D)
Chalte(G) cha(C)lte(D)
Yunhi (D)koi mil (G)gaya (C)tha
Yunhi (D)koi mil (G)gaya (C)tha
Sar-e-(D)raah chalte (G)cha(C)lte(D)
Sar-e-(D)raah chalte (G)cha(C)lte(D)
How to play Chalte Chalte: key, chords and progression
Chalte Chalte by Atif Aslam is built around G major (one sharp: F♯), with 3 chords in all: G, C and D.
The backbone of the song is G – C – D (I – IV – V in G major), the I–IV–V, the backbone of gospel, blues and folk. In solfa, that is doh – fah – soh. Practise these 3 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.
Beginner-friendly: on guitar every chord is an open shape, which makes this a good song to learn early on.
Chord diagrams
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Chalte Chalte chords: questions
What key is Chalte Chalte in?
Chalte Chalte by Atif Aslam is centred on G major (one sharp: F♯).
What chords are in Chalte Chalte?
Chalte Chalte uses 3 chords: G, C, D.
What is the chord progression of Chalte Chalte?
The main progression is G – C – D (I – IV – V), the I–IV–V, the backbone of gospel, blues and folk.
Is Chalte Chalte easy to play on guitar?
Yes. Every chord is an open chord, so it suits beginners.