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A call can bring company to an unfamiliar road.
Hindi lyric in Latin transliteration · Bollywood romance direction · female voice, bansuri and tabla
The source is Hindi written in Latin transliteration, not English because of its alphabet. The moon asks why the heart is restless; a held hand makes unfamiliar roads less lonely. The bridge imagines love calling someone home across distance.
The Bollywood romantic-film-song direction combines female lead, bansuri replies, Indian strings, harmonium, sitar, tabla, dholak and cinematic drums. The bridge opens toward a singalong refrain before the ending returns to the opening phrase. This describes an arrangement, not an invented film credit.
Read the lyrics
[Verse 1]
Teri baaton mein kho jaaun
Teri baahon mein so jaaun
Chaand bhi pooche, dil kyun hai beqaraar
[Chorus]
Teri aankhon mein mera jahaan
Tere sang har raah gulistaan
Kal ki fikr ko jaane de
Dil se dil ka afsaana kehne de
[Verse 2]
Raaste chahe anjaane
Tera haath rahe toh suhaane
Raat kahe, paas mere tu aa
Meri dhadkan ko apna bana
[Chorus]
Tera naam loon, saans chale
Teri khushboo saath dhale
Kal ki subah tere naam karoon
Har janam tera intezaar karoon
Teri baaton mein kho jaaun
Teri baahon mein so jaaun
Chaand bhi pooche
Dil kyun hai beqaraar
[Bridge]
Tu kabhi tanha jo ho jaaye
Mera pyaar tujhe ghar bulaaye
Dooriyon ke paar bhi sun le
Dil tujhe hi apna kahe
[Singalong]
Dil kahe haan, dil kahe haan
Tu bhi keh de, hum ho gaye ek
Dil kahe haan, dil kahe haan
Saath chalein hum, janmon talak
[Final Chorus]
Tera naam loon, saans chale
Teri khushboo saath dhale
Teri baaton mein kho jaaun
Teri baahon mein so jaaun
Chaand bhi pooche
Dil kyun hai beqaraar
[Loop Outro]
Teri baaton mein kho jaaun
Teri baahon mein so jaaun
Chaand bhi pooche
Dil kyun hai beqaraar
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