Gul

Anuv Jain · 78 BPM · 4/4

Gul

Anuv Jain · Capo 6

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CapoPlace capo at fret 6; pitch is unchanged.

C

Lyrics

Cना दसG्तकेAmं

Amये तेरे Emदिल की, हCाँ, वही धGड़कनें हैAmं

Amयूँ ज़ोरEm से जो तCुझको अब सGुन रही हैAmं

Amसुन लEmे ज़रा Cये तुझGसे क्यAmा कह रEmही हैं

EmआCए नहींG, जिनकAmे थे वEmादे

Emवक्तC उलझा हGुआ है तAmेरे यहाEmँ पे

Emक्याC वो कल Gथे यहाँAm?

Amया हफEm़्तों Cपहले कGी ये हAmै दास्Emताँ?

EmआCए ना Gतेरी Fयाद उनकोG

Gआए नFाC तGेरीAm EmयाCदG उAmनकEmो

Cटूटे मकGाँ एक बAmार गिर Emकर वैसFे बनते Gकहाँ हैAmं

Amजैसे थEmे तूने Cअपने दिGल से बनाAmए

Amवो कारीCगर यूँ हGाथों सAmे थे Emसजाए

Emआए ना Gतेरी याCद उनकGो

Gआए ना तेरी यादF उनको

FकिGताबों के Fघर दुनिया है तCेरी

Cइन धूल-भरे पन्नFों में तू क्या ढूGँढती?

Gऔर क्या हो गया, जो तुAmझे इस दEmफ़ा

Emना मिली पG्यारी सी परियAmों की वो Emकहानी?

Emऔर तुम Gयूँ परेशाँ हो Amक्यूँ?

Amहै Emजादूगरी,C आज भी Gतेरे दिलAm में हैEm बाक़ी

EmऔरC इन काग़Gज़ों मेंAm कहीं एक Emगुल है

EmजोF ऐसे तेGरा इंतजAm़ार कर रहा है

AmयेF गुल हGै तेरी Amवो हँसी, कहाँ Fखो गई?

GयेAm बCता,G खAmिEmलेगीG कAmभEmी?

Cआएगा Gएक दिAmन

Amजब उनकी Emरातें यूँ Cना महफ़ूज़G होंगी

GतेरAmे, तेरEmे बिन ऐसे, तू Gदेख लेनAmा

Amतेरी कEmमी तब उनFको महसूसG होगी

GमुAmझे, मुझेC है पता यGे

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All Chords Used (5)

KeyF# major

CapoFret 6

Tempo~78 BPM

How to play Gul by Anuv Jain on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 6 you play C, G, Am, Em, F, the shapes the player above shows.

Gul is a gentle, beginner-friendly song that feels calm and intimate at about 78 BPM. You get a steady, flowing progression that is easy to follow once your hands settle in, and it works well for building confidence with smooth chord changes.

All of the shapes here are barre chords, so the main challenge is clean fretting and keeping your index finger firm across the neck. The change to watch most closely is the opening move from F# to C#, then into D#m and A#m, since those shifts can make you lose pressure if you rush.

Start by holding each chord one at a time until every note rings clearly, then practice the opening progression slowly in order. After that, loop F# - C# - D#m - A#m at a comfortable pace, and only speed up when the changes feel relaxed and even.

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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