mere to girdhar gopal
mere to girdhar gopal, dusra na koi
dusra na koi
mere to girdhar gopal
bhai chhodya, bandhu chhodya, chhodya saga soi
hey bhai chhodya, bandhu chhodya, chhodya saga soi
sadhu sang baith baith
sadhu sang baith baith, lok laaj khoyi re
mere to girdhar gopal, dusra na koi
dusra na koi
mere to girdhar gopal
bhakt dekh raaji huyi, jagat dekh royi
bhakt dekh raaji huyi, jagat dekh royi
asuvan jal sinch sinch
asuvan jal sinch sinch
prem bel boyi re
mere to girdhar gopal, dusra na koi
dusra na koi
mere to girdhar gopal
ab to baat fail padi, jane sab koi
o ab to baat fail padi, jane sab koi
meera ek lagan laagi
meera ek lagan laagi
honi hoye so hoyi re
mere to girdhar gopal, dusra na koi
dusra na koi
mere to girdhar gopal
I've noticed you add vowels where they aren't written. Is that only a Hindi
accent or the language is like that? You remind me Brazilians when they
pronounce "advogado" (= lawyer) as "adivogado". For an English speaker it
would sound like "ad-jee-voh-GAH-doo". Not criticizing; just asking...