GURU AANGAN AAYA – Shridhar – Guru ║ BackPack Studio™ (Season 2) ║ Indian Folk Music – Rajasthan

This devotional song is about devotees describing how a guru is great and helpful and leads him to the right path.

Song Credits –

Tandoora & Lead Vocals – Shridhar (9680219108)
Dholak – Narpat (9649640364)
Harmonium – Hakam Dam (9587036535)
Manjeera – Bagga Ram, Labu Ram (9929704998)

Webpage – anahad.ngo/groups/shridhar

Lyrics –

Aaj humare guru aangan aaya
(Our Guru has come to our home today)

Aaj humare guru aangan aaya
(Our Guru has come to our home today)

Ayasohe mann bhaya
(The arrival of the Guru fills my heart with happiness)

Re vaalena baddava aaya
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Ayasohe mann bhaya
(My heart is pleased to welcome you)

Re vaalena baddava aaya
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Saiyaan more gaavaan re sammela
(Young girls are carrying matkas filled with water with a coconut kept on top)

Binno more gaavaan re sammela
(Young girls are carrying matkas filled with water with a coconut kept on top)

Re deenanath no baddava
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Kaimpu kesar re gaal tepavaa
(We welcome you by putting a ‘kesar tilak’ on your forehead)

Kaimpu kesar re gaal tepavaa
(We welcome you by putting a ‘kesar tilak’ on your forehead)

Motira ro chauk purava
(His accommodation has been decorated with pearls)

Re vaalena baddava
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Chauk purava
(His accommodation has been decorated with pearls)

Re vaalena baddava
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Saiyaan more gaavaan re sammela
(Young girls are carrying matkas filled with water with a coconut kept on top)

Kenno more gaaro re saammela
(Young girls are carrying matkas filled with water with a coconut kept on top)

Re deenanath na baddava
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Hatthi jaari laal re ambaani
(The royal elephant is being decorated with colourful accessories)

Hatthi jaari laal re ambaani
(The royal elephant is being decorated with colourful accessories)

Aankas de haalanva
(Signal the elephant to proceed)

Re vaalena badava
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Aankas de haalanva
(Signal the elephant to proceed)

Re vaalena badava
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Saiyaan more gaavaan re sammela
(Young girls are carrying matkas filled with water with a coconut kept on top)

Kenno more gaaro re saammela
(Young girls are carrying matkas filled with water with a coconut kept on top)

Re deenanath na badaava
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

Kare samme sawariya
(Welcome, our Guru, and bless us!)

Narsi bhagat re swami re sawariya
(In Lord Narsi Bhagat’s daughter’s wedding ceremony)

Harak-harak gun gaya
(Let us sing with joy and enthusiasm, the tales of the miracles of God)

Re vaalena baadava
(Wise Guru, you are most welcome, to enlighten us)

Harak-harak jass gaavaa
(And sing with joy and enthusiasm, the tales of the miracles of God)

Re vaalena baadava
(Wise Guru, you are most welcome, to enlighten us)

Saiyaan more gaavaan re sammela
(Young girls are carrying matkas filled with water with a coconut kept on top)

Kenno more gaaro re saammela
(Young girls are carrying matkas filled with water with a coconut kept on top)

Re deenanath na badaava
(My Guru, my lord, I welcome you wholeheartedly)

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