(Strumming pattern: Down, Down-Up, Up-Down-Up)
C Am Ogo aamar momo chitte F G Nirmolo koro, nirmolo koro C Am Ogo aamar momo chitte F G C Nirmolo koro, nirmolo koro
Am F Chirodiner aamar shokol dusto gopon C G Chirodiner aamar shokol kalo andhokar Am F Shokoli chhute jaak aaj aamar Dm G Shokoli mithe jaak aaj aamar...
"Tumi Nirmolo Koro" is not a fast song. It is a meditative cry. Do not use complex rock strums. tumi nirmolo koro chords
Recommended Pattern (Fingerstyle for verse): Use your thumb (P) for the 5th & 4th strings, and index/middle (i/m) for the top three strings.
Strumming for Congregation (Chorus):
D - D - U - U - D - U
(D = Down, U = Up, rest on the first beat)
For keyboard players, play the triads in your right hand while playing the root note in your left (octave lower). (Strumming pattern: Down, Down-Up, Up-Down-Up) C Am Ogo
Left Hand Bass movement during "Doya koro Probhu" section: Play C (left hand), then walk down: B, A, G, F, then back to C.
The hardest part of this song for beginners is the transition from C to Am and F to G.
The song usually ends with a soft, arpeggiated repetition of the first line.
C - Am - F - G - C Strumming for Congregation (Chorus): D - D -
Many beginners play D minor incorrectly. Ensure your ring finger barres the 3rd fret of the B string cleanly. Practice the transition from F to Dm:
F (1st fret low E) → Dm (1st fret high E). Keep your index finger on the 1st fret to pivot.
"Nirmolo Koro" is one of the most iconic Bengali rock songs of the early 2000s. Performed by the band Mukto, the song is a prayer to the Divine, asking for purification of the heart. The song stands out for its devotional lyrics wrapped in a simple, melodic rock composition. It is an excellent song for beginner and intermediate guitarists to practice chord transitions and rhythm.