This song is a ballad sung for the great Rajput ruler Amar Singh. The singer chants about his bravery in battle against the Mughal rulers. The story that has been passed on to each other by everyone who lived at the time. It has now reached multiple cities like Delhi.
Song Credits -
Lead Vocals - Habib Khan (7742166881)
Chorus - Bhutte Khan (702390229)
Dholak - Salim Khan (9950137033)
Khartaal - Satar Khan (9680966679), Deu Khan (7339800330)
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Lyrics -
Durungo aas karanro nit nit baage jaao
(Durungo Das aas Karan Ji, go to the gardens)
Amal uttryo arangro dili dhadka khaao
(When there’s no intoxication from reality, even Delhi cries)
Katari amar ri gunjar galeto khaav
(Amar Singh’s Katari is always tied around his belly)
Dilli hando badshah chhod kachedi jaao
(Delhi’s royalty, go to the court)
Amar singh shor lagayo agre haanji hindwa raja
(Amar Singh attacked Agra as the great Hindu leader)
Hanji mhadwa raja Kshatrapati raja
(The Kshatriya King of Mhad)
Ranbhanka rathodi ghar aa
(The Rathore progeny has returned home)
Ama sama mughl viraje kar dhalan ki ot
(There were Mughals sitting and awaiting his arrival)
Uthi amar singh aaviyu kar jasi koi chot
(They say Amar Singh and ran away)
Panso mughal padiya digmigiyo sardar
(He defeated 500 Mughals that day)
Amar singh shor lagayo agre haanji hindwa raja
(Amar Singh attacked Agra as the great Hindu leader)
Hanji mhadwa raja
(The King of Mhad)
Ranbhanka rathodi ghar aa
(The Rathore progeny has returned home)
Beejo ke sar pagdi amar ke sir mor
(The others were wearing a pagdi while Amar Singh wore a crown)
Biwi poochhe khan ne ajj mughal ni aav
(The wife of the Mughal asks why her husband hasn’t returned)
Amar singh ke dhake chaliya kar jaase koi chot
(Someone told her that he went away with Amar Singh)
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