Sail away - david gray corrected. Bm F#m Bm G Em Bm D G Em G A Em Verse - (D F#m) x 3 Bm A G Em

dekchidriver · Apr 18, 2009 3:25 AM

dekchi you should be satriani

Jesus Soaltee · Apr 18, 2009 4:33 AM

Nice chords DD bro heres some more Its been a long time sorry if I made any mistakes.... Knocking on heavens door GNR G D Am first and alternate G D C Kaha timro mayalu lai A Bm E A Mr Recordman (Ugly Kid Joe) G C D Maya meri maya Dm Bb C( little confused dont have my guitar at work will correct later) Hey Mona A D ........just D when you comein on my mind...back to G and D listen to heart go bom to bom Im not sure try playing these chords using the frets for junsukai badal ma pani ko... Dm Am C......little confused here DD bro help me out here ok   Last edited: 18-Apr-09 12:11 PM

MadDoGG · Apr 18, 2009 12:11 PM

Yep maddy dai, Maya meri maya is in that chord progression. Just add a sprinkle of plucking to your taste :D As for Hey Mona I havent heard the song well enough to play that. Ani kaha timro mayalu lai, who's the artist? I want to try it out cuz I've never heard it. If you got any more nepali chords do share  :D. I got sum dhoti n nep tunes to jam out to. Here are sum nice bhaiya songs (these are real easy because most of the time its in a G-C-D progression, esp Lucky Ali). O Sanam - Lucky Ali G C D Chorus: C D C D G Chura liya - [dunno artist] Am G (alternate between the two). Dum Maro Dum : Am G ..and in the part where he goes "duniya ne hamko diya kya" I think there's an F and a C involved but I'm not too sure. Dooba Dooba - Silk Route ( G C ) x 2 "...ab din gusharte rahein" ma chai (D C) x3 G Papa Kehte hain - sum movie by amir khan G Bm C D. (keep strummin and make sure ure audience is drunk as hell before u start this one ;) haha). Now for sum Nepali songs, Harpal - Astha G Em C D Birsana Sakina - Astha Bm G D A Hamro Nepal - Xmarica For the intro: (G (full measure) C (full measure) )x 8 while singing the 'dhaka topi sirai ma' part, all the way to the 'yo hamroooo nepala' part. Then the second intro comes in. For this the chord is basically a G but it is played only on the lower 3 strings. So I dunno exactly what its called but its the same as you would play a D but move it 7 bars up. Then song = (G C D D) X 2 pre chorus = C D Chorus G C D (bar chords this time) --------- I dunno the title of this next song, but its by haribanksa acharya and it goes: hamri aama saari nai baathi chan (or smth like that..my lyrics = bad). Its just a nepali strum pattern of G. Then when u get tired switch to C :D. Peace.

dekchidriver · Apr 18, 2009 12:56 PM

good job deckchie :)   "kehi mitho baat gara"...wat a song!!!! Hail Narayan Gopal!!! although, something has to go between Bm and G, may be a D will fit in "raat tyesai" I don't have my guitar with me right now, but here's my contribution: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lalupate fulyo banaima, timro maya basyo manaima A                       Cm           A                            Bm Kahile galako lalile, kahile mitho bolile Bm                  E        E                    A and likewise rest of the song ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Musu musu hasi deu na lai lai A                          Bm Musu musu hasi deu Bm                       A yo mayalai marideu E ya hridaya (?) A musu musu .... A .... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I will contribute more once i sit down with my guitar! -Suike

suike · Apr 18, 2009 1:07 PM

Suike, Thnx for musu musu. Now there's another song I can add to my 'play' list :D As for kehi mitho, I start out from G then goto Bm and after that jump back to G to for a whole measure. If you do figure out what goes in between (maybe its a chord with a G base, not sure) let me kno :D ty. dd

dekchidriver · Apr 18, 2009 1:21 PM

help me guys,,,,,, i know some chords and how to alter them, but i do have problem in changing the chord i guess timing is my problem and i dont know the beating also can u help me guys? or in simple teach me to play guitar

jacksparrow007 · Apr 20, 2009 4:43 PM

Ahoy there pirate ;) I'm no pro but I could suggest you sum 'practice' to master the art of flawless (almost ;)) chord changing. G - Cadd9 - D combo. I think this is the easiest chord progression to learn (for me at least) Cadd9 is like a G but you move ure middle and index finger exactly one string down (each). It is important to tap your feet as you don't want to be counting beats in ure head and try to remember which chord to change to as well. At first tap your feet every 1 second. Give yourself four good taps then start on the 5th. on the 5th tap strum down on G. repeat the down stroke on tap 6,7,8 as well. so basically every second you are sturmming down on the G chord. One strum per second and the strum is downstroke. Once you're comfortable with this tempo, try inserting an upstroke before the next downstroke. So when your feet touches the ground to tap, you have played downstroke and when your feet is up you have played upstroke. so in one second ure going to have one downstroke and one upstroke of the same chord. Practise this for four beats (or four foot taps or four seconds whichever makes sense to you). on the fifth tap change to Cadd9. You will only have to move ure middle and index fingers (without changing their formation) a string lower. Repeat the same exercise for Cadd9 for four taps and change chords to D. Changing to D, you just move ure middle and index fingers down while keeping ure ring finger where it is as a pivot. your pinkie should automatically raise itself so that your're pressing on the 2nd bar in the E string (sappai bhanda tala ko) with your middle finger. Once you're comfortable with strumming and chordchanging you can modify your strumpattern to your taste. your right hand should feel comfortable oscillating up and down, and you only have to apply a bit of pressure in ure down stroke to emphasize on it hence making ure upstrokes sounding relatively 'softer'. Another tip is while down stroking, try to hit the top 3 strings (bass), and while up stroking try to get the lower 3 strings (treble) to resonate :D you can come up with sum nice rhythms this way. Using your thumb for downstrokes makes softer sounds than using a pic or ure index finger nails.

dekchidriver · Apr 20, 2009 5:42 PM

Thanks for the chords guys..i generally goto nepalisongchord.com, here are some of the song chords from that site Collection of Nepali Songs with its guitar chords and tabs.    New Chords -->   Tyo mutulai choyera   Sanjaya Shrestha   8/9/2008   Hera na runcha mana   Deepesh K Bhattarai   8/9/2008   Subhakamana   Deepesh K Bhattarai   8/9/2008   Maski Maski Hidera   Mt. 8848   6/1/2008   Aaja : Samjhi Lyaunda   Adrian Pradhan   5/3/2008   Har raat mera need haru   Radha Maskey   4/20/2008   Chalecha Bataas Sustari   Sambhu Rai   4/12/2008   Aaja aakashma euta tara   Damber Nepali   4/12/2008   Ke Samjhi Khelyou   Damber Nepali   4/12/2008   Samjhee rahanchu sadhai nai   Shishir Bangdel   3/15/2008   Ishara   Sabin Rai   2/17/2008   Mayalu le   1974 A.D.   2/17/2008   Hoinau Meri Hoinau   Angels, The   2/11/2008   Joon Chamiki Rahecha   Angels, The   2/11/2008   Ekai Aakash Muni   Sabin Rai   2/10/2008   Rangeen Chara   Nepathya   2/10/2008

techGuy · Apr 20, 2009 7:26 PM