Tum Jo Mil Gaye Ho (Golden Hits Rewind) Guitar Chords

Song- Tum Jo Mil Gaye Ho
Film- Hanste Zakhm (1970)
Lyrics- Kaifi Azmi
Music- Madan Mohan
Singer- Md. Rafi & Lata

Chords- Continuing my "Golden Hits Rewind Series #2"..This week I present you chords from a Iconic number by the Legendary Music Director Madan Mohan. He was the most underrated Bollywood music director during his Lifetime..this can be judged by the fact that he was never awarded a Single Filmfare award in his lifetime despite being nominated several times. But his composed songs sounds melodious and evergreen still to this date.

So here we go..


Mukhra:
(Dm)Tum jo..mil gaye ho
(G)toh yeh..lag(F)ta hai..
..ke ja(Bb7)haa(Aaug)aa..(A7)aan..mil ga(Dm)ya..[(Eb)..(Bb)]
..ke ja(Bb7)haa(Aaug)aa..(A7)aan..mil ga(Dm)ya..[(Dm6)..(C)]

Ek (F)bhatke huye (G)raahi ko (F)car(G)waan mil ga(Dm)ya..[A7#5-Aaug-A7-Dm]

Tum jo mil gaye ho part repeat- [2 times]

Interlude 1:
Guitar Arpeggio 1- (Dm)..(G)..(Dm)..(C)..(G)
Guitar Arpeggio 2- (Dsus2)..(A7sus4)..(Dsus2)..(Dm/A)

Antra 1:
{(Dm)Baitho naa door humse (E7)dekho khafa naa (F)ho}- [2 times]

{(Am)Kismat se mil ga(G)ye ho..milke juda naa (F)ho}- [2 times]

(Dm)Meri kya kha(Em)ta hai..(A)hota hai yeh bhi..[A7#5-Aaug-A7-Dm]

Ke za(Dm)meen se bhi kabhi..aas(Bb7)maa(Aaug)aa..(A7)aan..mil ga(Dm)ya..[(Eb)..(Bb)]
..ke ja(Bb7)haa(Aaug)aa..(A7)aan..mil..ga(Dm)ya..[(Dm6)..(C)]

{(Dm)Hmmm..(Fm)hmmm..(G7)hmmm}- [2 times]

Interlude 2

Antra 2:
(Dm6)Tum kya jano tum kya ho
(Dm6)ek surila nagma ho
(G)bheegi raton mein mas(F)ti
(Dm6)tapte din mein sayaa ho
(Dm6)tum kya jano tum kya ho
(Dm)ab jo aa ga(Em)ye ho..(A)jane na dunga..[A7#5-Aaug-A7-Dm]

Ke mu(Dm)jhe..ek ha(Dm)seen..
..meher(Bb7)baa(Aaug)aa..(A7)aan..mil ga(Dm)ya..[(Eb)..(Bb)]
..ke ja(Bb7)haa(Aaug)aa..(A7)aan..mil ga(Dm)ya..[(Dm6)..(C)]

{(Dm)Hmmm..(Fm)hmmm..(G7)hmmm}- [2 times]

rest is same

jimihndrx
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[Active Since- April 2012]
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Perfect chords.. Just one suggestion.. In this part - "(Dm)ab jo aa ga(Em)ye ho..(A)jane na dunga... " - I think Am sounds better than A..