Baabul - 2006 / Hindi / Jagjit Singh
Kehta Hai Babul O Meri Bitiya Song Lyrics

Meaning and listening notes
This Hindi song, "Kehta Hai Babul O Meri Bitiya," is from the 2006 Bollywood movie Baabul. It conveys a father's emotional reflections as his daughter prepares to leave home.
Interpretation
The lyrics express a father's deep love and sorrow as his daughter departs, likening her to a cherished letter, while he offers blessings for her new life despite his personal grief and the reality of separation.
Listen forthe father's tender address to his daughterrepetitive phrases emphasizing the father's feelingsthe emotional shift between sadness and blessingimagery of the daughter as a letter being taken away
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Lyrics
Kehta hai babul
(Kehta hai babul o meri bitiya
Too toh hai mere jigar ki chitthiya) - (2)
Dakiya koyi jab aayega, tujhko harake le jayega
(Katega kaise lamha tere bina bata
Jiunga kaise tanha tere bina bata) - (2)
Too suhagan rahe, sang sajan rahe rat din
Iss khushi ke liye, har sitam mai utha lunga
Tere jane kaa gam mujhko hoga magar ladali
Leke iss dard ko mai sadamuskuraunga
(Babul toh dil se de raha duwa yahi
Khushi ke saye me ho jindagi teri) - (2)
Waqt ke sath jakhm yeh bhar jayega
Pal gujar jayega too meri bat man le
Yado ke aasre umra katati nahi
Hai hakikat yahi, abb too jan le
(Samundaro kaa pani koyi naa pi saka
Akela khara jivan koyi naa ji saka) - (2)
Kehta hai babul, o meri bitiya
Too toh hai mere, jigar ki chitthiya
Dakiya koyi jab aayega, tujhko churake le jayega
(Katega kaise lamha, tere bina bata
Jiunga kaise tanha, tere bina bata) - (2)
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About this song
Kehta Hai Babul O Meri Bitiya lyrics from Baabul - 2006 is a bollywood movie, this movie released in. The soundtrack album is composed by aadesh shrivastava.
