Ae Watan
Arijit Singh ┬╖ Capo 7
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How to play Ae Watan by Arijit Singh on guitar
Ae Watan is a strong song to learn if you want a steady, heartfelt play-along in D major. At about 72 BPM, it feels calm and expressive, so you can focus on clean changes and a controlled rhythm rather than speed.
Most of the chart uses open shapes like D, E, G, A, Dm, Em, and Am, which keeps the hands comfortable. The harder barre shapes, B and Bm, may appear as the main challenge, so watch for any quick move into those shapes and make sure the change stays smooth.
Start by looping the opening progression D - E - G - D until it feels natural. Then add the rest of the song in small sections, keeping the tempo slow at first. When the changes are reliable, bring the speed up gradually and aim for even, relaxed strums.
Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.
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