chord lagu jakarta ramai

chord lagu jakarta ramai - maudy ayunda

JAKARTA RAMAI

By : MAUDY AYUNDA

[intro] D#Maj7 Gm 2x 

D#Maj7                          Gm 
Pagi memanggil kota yang lelap ini 
D#Maj7                   Gm    
Dia bertanya bagaimana harimu 

          Cm          Gm 
Apa kabar mimpi-mimpimu 
            Cm          Gm 
Apa kau tinggal begitu saja 
          Cm          Gm 
Apa kabar angan-anganmu 
     F 
Hari ini 

[chorus] 
        D#Maj7 
Jakarta ramai 
        Gm 
Hati ku sepi 
           D#Maj7 
Jangan kau tanya 
        Gm 
Mengapa sedih 

         Cm          Gm 
Ku tak tahu ku tak tahu 
      Cm        Gm 
Apa arti resah ini 
       Cm          Gm 
Entah apa yang ku mau 
         F 
Penuh tanya dalam diri 

        D#Maj7  Gm    D#Maj7 Gm 
Jakarta ramai  hooooo 


D#Maj7                          Gm 
Senja menyambut kota yang lelah ini 
    D#Maj7                Gm 
Dan ia bertanya bagaimana harimu 

         Cm        Gm 
Apa kata hati kecilmu 
                Cm       Gm 
Mengapa tak kau ikuti saja  
         Cm       Gm  
Apa isi dari benakmu 
     F 
Hari ini 

[chorus] 
        D#Maj7 
Jakarta ramai 
        Gm 
Hati ku sepi 
           D#Maj7 
Jangan kau tanya 
        Gm 
Mengapa sedih 


          Cm          Gm 
Aku tak tahu ku tak tahu 
      Cm        Gm 
Apa arti resah ini 
       Cm          Gm 
Entah apa yang ku mau 
         F 
Penuh tanya dalam diri 

        D#Maj7                         Gm    
Jakarta ramai  (Jakarta ramai hati ku sepi) 
D#Maj7                   Gm    
(Jakarta ramai hati ku sepi) 

          D#Maj7        Gm 
Langitnya abu hati ku biru 
           D#Maj7       Gm 
Banyak hal baru tapi ku lesu 

        Cm          Gm 
Jelaskanlah jelaskanlah 
      Cm        Gm 
Apa arti resah ini 
       Cm          Gm 
Entah apa yang ku mau 
        F 
Penuh tanya dalam diri 

        D#Maj7  Gm 
Jakarta ramai 
        D#Maj7  Gm 
Jakarta ramai

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