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Hum Apki Ankhon Me Is Dil Ko Basa De To

Hum apki ankhon me sargam notations

Sargam for the song Hum Apki Ankhon Me…

Singers : Mohammad Rafi, Geeta Dutt
Lyricist : Sahir Ludhianvi
Music Director : Sachin Dev Burman
Movie : Pyaasa (1957)

SCALE: C#

MUKHDA:

Hum | apaki | ankho | men |
S | D…PM | G GP | P

is | dil | ko | basa | de | to
SS | G | M | P DP | MG | M

Hum | mund | ke | palakon | ko |
M | S’…S’ | S’ | R’S’ND | PDnS’

is | dil | ko | saja | de | to
MM | n | n | nS’n | DP | D

INTERLUDE

aHa ha ha aha haha
M D S’… S’S’ S’n
G P n… nn n D
M P D … DD DP
R…G…S R G M

ANTARA1:

In | zulfon | men | gundhenge |
S’ | S’G’ G’ | G’ | M’G’ R’r’R’

ham | ful | mohabbat | ke
N | R’ R’ | R’G’R’S’N | {S’NR’S’}

Zulfon ko | jhatak | kar | ham |
M S’ S’ | S’R’S’ | ND | PDnS’

ye | ful | gira | de | to
M | n n | nS’n | DP | D

ANTARA2:
(same notations)
Hum | apako | khwaabon | men |
la | la | ke | sataaenge |
Hum | apaki | ankhon | se |
ninde | hi | uda | de | to

ANTARA3:
(Same notations)00
Hum | apake | kadamon | par |
gir | jaaenge | gash | kha | kar
Isapar | bhi | na | ham | apane |
anchal | ki | hawa | de | to

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