About the chords of “Babul Ka Yeh Ghar Behna | Pallavi Joshi | Mithun Chakraborty | Daata (1989) | Dard Bhare Gaane”
“Babul Ka Yeh Ghar Behna | Pallavi Joshi | Mithun Chakraborty | Daata (1989) | Dard Bhare Gaane” by Dard Bhare Gaane is in G Major and runs at about 106 BPM, giving it a relaxed mid-tempo groove. Our analysis found 17 different chords across 115 chord changes; the ones that carry the song are C7, G/A, A7, G.
G/A is the chord you will hold longest — roughly 42% of the 6:48 the chords were tracked for. The song opens with A7 → G/A → A7 → G/A → A7 → G/A → Gm → Gmaj7. Play the timeline above to hear each change land in real time.
Difficulty: advanced — 5 main chords with 5 extended, altered or slash voicings. Guitarists can play it as written — G Major sits in open-chord territory, no capo needed.
Chord frequency
| Chord | Time held | Share |
|---|
| G/A | 2:52 | 42% |
| A7 | 1:50 | 27% |
| G | 0:39 | 10% |
| Gmaj7 | 0:28 | 7% |
| Gm | 0:18 | 4% |
| Dmaj7 | 0:13 | 3% |
| D | 0:06 | 1% |
| A7/C# | 0:05 | 1% |
Chord progression, in order
A7 – G/A – A7 – G/A – F#/G# – A7 – G/A – Gm – Gmaj7 – A7 – Gm – A7 – G/A – A7 – G – A7 – Gm – A7 – G/A – A7 – G/A – Bm7 – Gmaj7 – A7 – Gm – A7 – Gmaj7 – Dmaj7 – G/A – Dmaj7 – Gmaj7 – Eb7 – A7 – G/A – A – G/A – A7 – G – A7 – G – D – A7/C# – G – Dmaj7 – G/A – Dmaj7 – G/A – A7 – …
