Guitar Chords
Bm – G – A – D – F#m – Em
Tuning: Standard EADGBE
Capo: No Capo
Key: B Minor
For beginners, start with:
Bm → G → A → Bm
The song has a deeply meditative and spiritual feel at around 74 BPM. It gives you space to focus on clean changes and a smooth, expressive flow. Works beautifully on acoustic guitar with soft, even strumming.
Strumming Pattern
For the main rhythm:
D – D – U – D – U
Where:
D = Down
U = Up
Keep the strums even and your fretting hand relaxed. For a softer, more meditative feel, use gentle downstrokes:
D – D – D – D
The song works best when played with restraint and emotion, letting each chord ring.
Intro
Bm | G | A | Bm
Repeat twice. Play softly and let each chord ring before starting the vocals.
Lyrics with Guitar Chords
Verse 1
[Bm] Ya nizamuddin auliya [G]
[G] Ya nizamuddin [A] sarkar [Bm]
[Bm] Kadam badha le [G]
[G] Hado ko mita le [A] [Bm]
[A] Aaja khali pal mein [G]
[G] Pee ka ghar tera [A] [Bm]
[Bm] Tere bin khali [G] [A]
[A] Aaja khalipan mein [Bm]
[Bm] Tere bin khali [G] [A]
[A] Aaja khalipan mein [Bm] [G] [A]
Chorus
[G] Rangreza [A] rangreza [Bm]
[Bm] Rangreza [G] rangreza [A]
[A] O o rangreza [Bm]
[Bm] Kun faya kun [G] kun faya kun [A]
[Bm] Faya kun [G] faya kun [A]
[Bm] Kun faya kun [G] kun faya kun [A]
[Bm] Faya kun [G] faya kun [A]
Verse 2
[Bm] Jab kahin pe kuch nahi bhi [G] nahi tha
[G] Wahi tha [A] wahi tha [Bm]
[Bm] Wahi tha [G] wahi tha [A]
[Bm] Jab kahin pe kuch nahi bhi [G] nahi tha
[G] Wahi tha [A] wahi tha [Bm]
[Bm] Wahi tha [G] wahi tha [A]
[Bm] Wo jo mujhme [G] samaya [A]
[Bm] Wo jo tujhme [G] samaya [A]
[A] Maula wahi [Bm] wahi maya [G] [A]
Bridge
[Bm] Rangreza rang mera [G] tan mera man [A]
[Bm] Le le rangai chahe [G] tan chahe man [A]
[Bm] Rangreza rang mera [G] tan mera man [A]
[Bm] Le le rangai chahe [G] tan chahe man [A]
[Bm] Sajra savera mere [G] tan barse [A]
[Bm] Kajra andhera teri [G] jalti lau [A]
[Bm] Sajra savera mere [G] tan barse [A]
[Bm] Kajra andhera teri [G] jalti lau [A]
Verse 3
[Bm] Katra mila jo [G] tere dar barse [A]
[Bm] O Maula [G] Maula [A]
[Bm] O mujhpe karam [G] sarkar tera [A]
[Bm] Arz tujhe kar de [G] mujhe [A]
[Bm] Mujhse hi riha [G] [A]
[Bm] Ab mujhko bhi ho [G] deedar mera [A]
[Bm] Kar de mujhe [G] mujhse hi riha [A]
[Bm] Mujhse hi riha [G] [A]
[Bm] Man ke mere ye [G] bharam [A]
[Bm] Kachche mere ye [G] karam [A]
[Bm] Leke chale hain [G] kahan [A]
[Bm] Main to jaanu hi na [G] [A]
[Bm] Tu hai mujhme [G] samaya [A]
[Bm] Kahan leke mujhe [G] aaya [A]
[Bm] Main hoon tujhme [G] samaya [A]
[Bm] Tere peeche chala [G] aaya [A]
[Bm] Tera hi main [G] ek saya [A]
[Bm] Tune mujhko [G] badhaya [A]
[Bm] Main to jag ko [G] na bhaya [A]
[Bm] Tune gale se [G] lagaya [A]
[Bm] Haq tu hi hai [G] khudaya [A]
[Bm] Sach tu hi hai [G] khudaya [A]
Outro
[Bm] Kun faya kun [G] kun faya kun [A]
[Bm] Faya kun [G] faya kun [A]
[Bm] Kun faya kun [G] kun faya kun [A]
[Bm] Faya kun [G] faya kun [A]
Repeat chorus until fade.
Easy Chord Progression
For absolute beginners, use just three chords:
Bm → G → A
Play each chord for four beats. Focus on smooth transitions before adding the strumming pattern.
The Bm chord is the main barre chord to watch. Start by looping the opening progression slowly until the switches feel automatic. Once the changes are secure, bring the tempo up little by little until it feels natural.
Guitar Tip
Kun Faya Kun is a deeply meditative and spiritual song about surrender, devotion, and the search for the divine within. The music reflects the lyrics — calm, reflective, and full of quiet intensity. To capture this feel:
- Verse: Soft downstrokes, let the chords ring with space between them
- Chorus: Slightly stronger strumming with warmth
- Bridge: Build intensity gradually with each repetition
Use a clean acoustic tone with slight reverb if possible. This song sounds best with a natural, unprocessed guitar sound.
For maximum spiritual feel, try fingerpicking during the verses. Use your thumb for bass notes and fingers for the higher strings. This creates a more intimate feel that matches the song's meditative mood. Let the chords ring and avoid muting the strings too quickly after each chord.
Difficulty
Beginner / Intermediate – The main progression uses three common chords, making it accessible for beginners. The Bm barre chord is the main challenge. The main challenge is maintaining the meditative, spiritual feel throughout the song.
❓ FAQ
What chords are used in Kun Faya Kun?
The song uses six main chords: Bm, G, A, D, F#m, and Em. Beginners can start with just Bm, G, and A.
Is Kun Faya Kun easy to play on guitar?
Yes. The chord progression is simple and the tempo is slow at around 74 BPM, giving you time to switch chords comfortably. The Bm barre chord is the main challenge for absolute beginners.
What is the strumming pattern for Kun Faya Kun?
The main pattern is D – D – U – D – U. For a softer feel, use slow downstrokes: D – D – D – D.
Do I need a capo for Kun Faya Kun?
No capo is needed. Play with standard tuning (EADGBE) in the key of B Minor.
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