Friday, April 9, 2010

Aa chal ke tujhe 


Babaj often sings this song and is so meaningful. 


An attempt with a small video presentation to the song I had sung long back.


To a world free from misery, attachments, greed, and what not, Babaji calls, 
"Aa chalke tujhe mai leke chaloon......."




To download this video click here
To download this audio click here




Lyrics
(only 1st two para recorded)







Aa chal ke tujhe, main le ke chaluun, ik aise gagan ke tale
jahan gam bhii na ho, aansoo bhi na ho, bas pyaar hii pyaar pale





ik aise gagan ke tale

Suraj ki pahali kiran se, aashaa kaa savera jaage (2)
chandaa kii kiraN se dhul kar, ghanaghor andhera bhaage (2) 
kabhi dhuup khile kabhi chhaav mile, lambii sii Dagar na khale
jahan gam bhi na ho, aansoo bhi na ho, bas pyaar hi pyaar pale
ik aise gagan ke tale

Jahan door nazar daud aae, aazaad gagan laharaae laharaee (2)
jahan rang birange panchhi, aashaa kaa sandesaa laayen (2)
sapano me pali hansati ho kali, jahan shaam suhaani dhale
jahan gam bhi na ho, aansoo bhi na ho, bas pyaar hi pyaar pale
ik aise gagan ke tale

Sapano Ke aise jahan mein jahan pyaar hi pyaar khila ho 
hum jaa ke vahan kho jaaye shikuva na koyi ghila ho 
kahin bhair na ho koyi ghair na ho, sab milke chalte chale 
jahan gam bhi na ho aansoo bhi na ho, bas pyaar hi pyaar pale
ik aise gagan ke tale




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