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"Tumi Nirmolo Koro" is a timeless devotional song composed by the renowned Bengali poet Rajanikanta Sen . It is technically a Brahmasangeet based on Raag Bhairavi and typically set to Dadra taal (6-beat cycle) . Musical Composition & Chords

While traditional versions rely on the harmonium and tabla, modern guitar and keyboard arrangements often simplify the complex classical movements into accessible chords. Scale: Frequently played in the C Natural scale .

Common Chord Progression: For a standard acoustic arrangement, musicians often use a mix of C Major, F Major, and G Major, occasionally incorporating A Minor for the more melancholic passages in the Antara .

Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate. The melody has graceful slides (meend) that are easy to sing but require some practice to mimic on fretted instruments . Lyrical Meaning

The song is a profound prayer for spiritual purification . The lyrics, "Tumi nirmolo koro, mongolo-kore, molino mormo mucchaye," translate to a plea for the Divine to cleanse the soul and wash away the darkness of worldly desires . It encourages a life of honesty, ridding oneself of greed and "moho" (illusion) . Tumi Nirmolo Koro Mongolo Kore_lyrics - auburnsangeet tumi nirmolo koro chords

Lyric Sheet with Chords (Full Song)

Here is the complete song formatted for printing.

[Intro]
C - Am - F - G - C

[Verse 1]
C                 Am
Tumi nirmolo koro, He Probhu nirmolo koro
F                G         C
Mon majhi na hoy shudhu, kormo diye mor


[Chorus]
C                      G/B     Am
Doya koro Probhu, doya koro (doya koro)
F                     C
Ami shopotho koritey pari na
F                 C
Agun shottwer, agun premor
Dm                G
Agun jwalo he mor mon-ey


[Verse 2 - Repeat chords]
C                 Am
Tumi pabitro koro, He Probhu pabitro koro...
 "Tumi Nirmolo Koro" is a timeless devotional song

1. Strumming Pattern

The song relies on a moderate tempo. A standard 4/4 time signature works best.

Tumi Nirmolo Koro — Chords & Quick Guide

Outro / Ending

The song usually ends with a soft, arpeggiated repetition of the first line. C - Am - F - G - C

Chords Progression (Common Version)

The song is typically played in easy major keys like C major or G major for congregational singing. Below is a commonly used chord structure in C major: Lyric Sheet with Chords (Full Song) Here is

Part 6: Complete Lyrics with Chord Mapping

Here is the full song with chords placed directly above the syllables for easy play-along.

C Tumi nir- G molo koro, Am he prob- Em hu, F Amader shob C dukkho Dm rosho- G na. C Joto papi G mon tumi Am jano, Em he probhu, F Shudhu tomar C kripa Dm ami G chai.

(Chorus) C Dhono probhu, G dhono probhu, Am Dhono tumi Em he prob- F hu. Shobai jeno C tomar moto Dm hote par- G be.

(Repeat Chorus, higher energy) C Dhono probhu! G Dhono probhu! Am Dhono tumi Em he probhu. F Tumi amader C nirmolo koro, Dm Ei amader G do- C ai.

Chorus

(Strum with more energy/emphasis)

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