Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Andre Antunes - Sanson Ki Mala Pe

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Published on Sep 29, 2022
Sanson Ki Mala Pe by the Legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Remix.

LYRICS (Written in the 16th century by Indian Poet Meera Bai) :

CHORUS
SANSON KI MALA PE SIMRUUN MAIN PEE KA NAAM
(On the rosary of breath, I lay my beloveds name)

Verse 1

PREM KE RUNG MEIN AISE DOBI BUN GAYA AIK HE ROOP
(I droned myself in a way that I forgot about my physichal and spiritual existence)

PREM KI MAALA JAPTE JAPTE AAP BANI MEIN SHAYAAM
(I myself became God/or Shyaam)

Verse 2

PREETAM KA KUCH DOSH NAHI HAI, WO TO HAI NIRDOSH
(My beloved is not guilty, but innocent)

APNE AAP SE BAATEIN KER KE HOO GAYI MEIN BADNAAM
(Like insane person by talking with myself, I got a bad repute, bad name)

Verse 3

JEEVAN KA SHINGAR HAI PREETAM, MAANG KA HAI SINDOOR
(My beloved is the beautification adornment of life and vermilion in my hair)

PREETAM KI NAZROON SE GIR KER JEENA HAI KISS KAAM
(When fallen from the eyes of my beloved what is the use of such living)

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