Biografía:
Sifar is a rock band from Delhi, India, formed in 2008 by Amit Yadav, and Anshul Bansal. The band is currently signed to Delhi based record label Beatfactory Music.
Sifar was formed in 2008, when Amit recorded his version of one of Anshul's songs. Until this point, they had tried finding the right band/ artist for their songs without any success. Anshul loved the music done by Amit and they decided to upload the song along with one of Amit's songs on the internet.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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Intro: F#m D A E
A E
Sagar mein bahoge tum ya taro mein rahoge tum
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Kya karoge tum
A E
Sasti purani kitabon mein, un tooti footi dukano mein
F#m D
Kya dhoondte ho tum
A E A E D
Kisko tum bulaoge, ehsaan manaoge
Bm
Agar tumhara ho
A E A E D
Koi na aage raasta na peeche hai khada
Bm
Aa gaya hai jo
F#m D A E
Aakhiri Din
A E
Kagaz ki kashti thi zindagi, tune kinare pe fir kyun ji
F#m D
Ab maan ja
A E
Khwabon ka rasta tha tere paas, tujhme chupa tha koi khaas
F#m D
Pehchaan jaa
A E A E D
Tera hamesha se tha jahan tera aasman
Bm
Na apnaya kyun
A E A E D
Koi na aage raasta na peeche hai khada
Bm
Aa gaya hai jo
F#m D A E
Aakhiri Din
Intro: F#m D A E
A E
Sagar mein bahoge tum ya taro mein rahoge tum
F#m D
Kya karoge tum
A E
Sasti purani kitabon mein, un tooti footi dukano mein
F#m D
Kya dhoondte ho tum
A E A E D
Kisko tum bulaoge, ehsaan manaoge
Bm
Agar tumhara ho
A E A E D
Koi na aage raasta na peeche hai khada
Bm
Aa gaya hai jo
F#m D A E
Aakhiri Din
A E
Kagaz ki kashti thi zindagi, tune kinare pe fir kyun ji
F#m D
Ab maan ja
A E
Khwabon ka rasta tha tere paas, tujhme chupa tha koi khaas
F#m D
Pehchaan jaa
A E A E D
Tera hamesha se tha jahan tera aasman
Bm
Na apnaya kyun
A E A E D
Koi na aage raasta na peeche hai khada
Bm
Aa gaya hai jo
F#m D A E
Aakhiri Din
Siggno
Sight And Sound
Sights And Sound (...)
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