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Channa Mereya Slowed Version

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Pasoori x Toh Phir Aao (Full Song)

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Hum nahi tera dushmano mai

Sason ki mala pe simroon main pi ka naam, literally translates to "On the garland of my breaths I have bejewelled my beloved's name". This bhajan was originally penned by the Hindu saint Meera Bai who lived around the 16th century. It was written by Meera Bai as an expression of her great devotion for Lord Krishna.  It later took the form of a Qawwali song and was regularly sung by Ustaad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. 

WestfieldRoad was accompanied by Chetan Bharadwa playing the Harmonium, to produce this instrumental version. The taal which accompanies the Harmonium is Ek taal, a cycle of 12 beats, which was chosen by WestfieldRoad as an alternative to the six beat taal that is often used in the Qawwali. Ek taal is more ornamental in rhythm and therefore appropriate to the character of Lord Krishna and complements Meera Bai's yearning for him through the chords of the Harmonium.

Sason ki mala pe simroon main pi ka naam

Pasoori x Toh Phir Aao (Full Song)

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