Tum Se Hi

Mohit Chauhan ┬╖ 86 BPM ┬╖ 4/4

Tum Se Hi

Mohit Chauhan ┬╖ Capo 6

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CapoPlace capo at fret 6; pitch is unchanged.

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Lyrics
GNCa hai GyeFh paana, na kGhona Chi hai
CTera na hGonFa jaane kyunG honCa hi hai
CTGum se hi din hoFta hai, sGurmai shaam aatFi hai
FTumG se hiC, tum se hi har Gghadi saans aFati hai
FZGindagi kehlaFati haiG tum Cse hi, tum se hi
CNa haiG yFeh paana, na kGhonCa hi hai
CTera na hGonFa jaane kyun hGona Chi hai
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CAankhon mein aankhein tAmeri, baanhon mein baanheinF teri
FMera na mujh Gmein kuch raha, Amhua kCya?
CBaaton mein baatein Fteri, raatein-saugaateinEm teri
EmKyun tFera sab yeGh ho gaya? HAmua kyCa?
CMainG kahin bhi jaFata hoon, tGum se hi mil jaatFa hoon
FTumC se hi, tum se hi shGor mein khamoFshi hai
GThodi si behoFshi hai Ctum se hi, tum se hi
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CAadha sa waada kabAmhi, aadhe se zyada kaFbhi
FJee chDmahe kar lGoon is tarah wAmafaaC ka
CChhode na chhoote Fkabhi, tode na toote kEmabhi
EmJo dhaFaga tum sGe jud gaya wAmafaa ka
AmMainG tera sarmaayaF hoon, jo Gbhi main baCn paayaF hoon
FTum Gse hiC, tumG se Chi raGaste mil jaatFe hain
FMGanzilein mil jFaati haiGn tum Cse hiG, tumC se hi
CNa hGai yehF paana, na kGhona hCi hai
CTera na hona jaane kyun Ghona hi hai

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All Chords Used (6)
KeyF# major
CapoFret 6
Tempo~86 BPM

How to play Tum Se Hi by Mohit Chauhan on guitar

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

Tum Se Hi is a gentle, melodic song that feels relaxed and expressive to play. At about 86 BPM, you get time to settle into the changes and let the progression breathe, which makes it a good beginner choice for building confidence.

The chart uses barre shapes for every chord, so each grip asks for clean fretting and steady pressure. The main thing to watch is the opening move from C# to F# and back again, then into B - it rewards smooth left-hand shifts more than speed.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly until the shapes feel familiar. Then practice the full sequence in time with small, even changes, and only speed up once you can move between C#, F#, and B without pausing.

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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