Soch – Guitar Chords | Hardy Sandhu
Soch is one of the most beautiful and emotional Punjabi songs by Hardy Sandhu. Released in 2013, the song became extremely popular for its soulful melody, romantic lyrics and heartfelt vocals.
The song is an excellent choice for acoustic guitar and works especially well with a soft fingerpicking or gentle strumming style.
Song Information
Song: Soch
Singer: Hardy Sandhu
Lyrics: Jaani
Music: B Praak
Year: 2013
Language: Punjabi
Guitar Chords
C – Am – F – E – G
Tuning: Standard EADGBE
Capo: 4th fret
With the capo on the 4th fret, you can use these easier open chords while playing along with the original song.
For beginners, the most important chords are:
C – Am – F – E
Strumming Pattern
Because Soch is a slow and emotional song, use gentle strumming.
Recommended Pattern:
D – D U – U D U
Where:
D = Down
U = Up
You can also use:
D UDUD UDUD + DU
for a fuller acoustic arrangement.
For the opening, simple downstrokes or fingerpicking will sound better than full strumming.
Intro
Start with:
C | E | C | C
Then:
Am | E | Am | Am
Repeat once before starting the vocals.
Lyrics with Guitar Chords
Opening
[C] Main pyaar ton vadh tainu pyaar karaan
[Am] Tainu sajda sohne lakh vaar karaan
[C] Main pyaar ton vadh tainu pyaar karaan
[Am] Tainu sajda sohne lakh vaar karaan
[C] Je din nu keh dein tu raat maahi
[G] Ve main raat samajh aitbaar [Am] karaan
Main Verse
[C] Main tere layi duniya nu chhadeya
[Am] Tere layi door apne ghare
[F] Ve main tainu kinna chahuni aa
[E] Eh gall teri soch ton [Am] pare
[C] Main saahan bina saar haan sakdi
[Am] Tere bina pal vi na sare
[F] Ve main tainu kinna chahuni aa
[E] Eh gall teri soch ton [Am] pare
Antara 1
[C] Akhiyan ch har vele tera mukh ve
[Am] Takk tainu tuttde ne saare dukh ve
[F] Deed teri da eh [E] nazaara
[G] Na pyaas lagge te na lagge [C] bhukh ve
[C] Akhiyan ch har vele tera mukh ve
[Am] Takk tainu tuttde ne saare dukh ve
[F] Deed teri da eh [E] nazaara
[G] Na pyaas lagge te na lagge [C] bhukh ve
[C] Tere bina aunn na supne
[Am] Supne vi jhidak ke main dhare
[F] Ve main tainu kinna chahuni aa
[E] Eh gall teri soch ton [Am] pare
[C] Ve tere bina raahan meriyan
[Am] Manzilan nu jaan ton ne dare
[F] Ve main tainu kinna chahuni aa
[E] Eh gall teri soch ton [Am] pare
Antara 2
[C] Tere kolon peer teri khohni main
[Am] Aukhe vele naal tere honi main
[F] Tere muhre mitti aakhan
[E] Duniya di har cheez [G] sohni main
[C] Tere kolon peer teri khohni main
[Am] Aukhe vele naal tere honi main
[F] Tere muhre mitti aakhan
[E] Duniya di har cheez [G] sohni main
[C] Tainu kite galti naal man da
[Am] Na bol hoju bull rehnde dare
[F] Ve main tainu kinna chahuni aa
[E] Eh gall teri soch ton [Am] pare
[C] Ik tainu paun de karke
[Am] Ginti ne kinne zakhm jare
[F] Ve main tainu kinna chahuni aa
[E] Eh gall teri soch ton [Am] pare
Antara 3
[C] Zindagi de ditte tainu saare hakk oye
[Am] Gairan vall takkeya na akh chakk oye
[F] Kach utte vi nach [E] jaavangi
[G] Wafa meri te na karin [C] shaq oye
[C] Zindagi de ditte tainu saare hakk oye
[Am] Gairan vall takkeya na akh chakk oye
[F] Kach utte vi nach [E] jaavangi
[G] Wafa meri te na karin [C] shaq oye
[C] Na tere kandhe te likheya
[Am] Aa ke vekh lai tu ghare
[F] Ve main tainu kinna chahuni aa
[E] Eh gall teri soch ton [Am] pare
[C] Tere layi jo jazbaat Jaani
[Am] Oh sone chaandi ton vi khare
[F] Ve main tainu kinna chahuni aa
[E] Eh gall teri soch ton [Am] pare
Easy Chord Progression
If you're a beginner, start with these four chords:
C → Am → F → E
The main verse can be practiced as:
C → Am → F → E → Am
Another useful progression for the song is:
C → Am → F → E → G → C
Practice the chord changes slowly before adding the complete strumming pattern.
If F major is difficult, you can temporarily use an easier Fmaj7 shape while learning the song.
Guitar Tip
Soch sounds best when played with a soft and emotional acoustic-guitar style.
Try this arrangement:
Intro: Fingerpicking
Opening: Light downstrokes
Verses: D-DU-UDU
Chorus: Slightly stronger strumming
Ending: Slow downstrokes
Don't play too aggressively. Let the chords ring and leave a little space between vocal phrases.
For an even more authentic acoustic sound, try alternating between fingerpicking during the verses and gentle strumming during the stronger sections.
Difficulty
Beginner / Intermediate
The capo 4 arrangement makes the song easier to play with open chords. The main challenge is keeping the transitions smooth and maintaining the emotional feel of the song.
Related Punjabi Guitar Songs
If you enjoy playing Punjabi songs on guitar, you may also like:
- Khaab – Akhil
- Qismat – Ammy Virk
- Mann Bharrya – B Praak
- Paani Di Gal – Maninder Buttar & Asees Kaur
- Sakhiyaan – Maninder Buttar
🎸 Happy playing!
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