TEJAJI BHOJAI SAMVAD – Veer Teja Alghoza Party║BackPack Studio™ (Season 6)║Folk Music – Rajasthan

Tejaji and his companion set out on a journey, making their way through the garden’s expanse. Upon reaching a particular garden, they find its gates securely locked. The garden turns out to be of his wife Pemal. Tejaji ventures closer, discovering a Maali girl there as the entrance remains shut. With a sacred purpose in mind – to make offerings at the temple within the garden – Tejaji and his group seek ways to unlock the door. Their offerings include Gajra, Saree, and more. They hold the belief that reciting Lord Ram’s name will open the door, granting them access to the cherished space where they can fulfill their devotion.

Song Credits –

Ramnarayan Choudhary – 9829883551

Webpage – https://anahad.ngo/groups/veertejaparty

Lyrics –

Ab le Sawariya sameto thari mehrbaani ne, ambe mehrbaani ne
(O Sawariya Tejaji, we are grateful for your kindness)

Ab le Sawariya sameto thari mehrbaani ne, ambe mehrbaani ne
(O Sawariya Tejaji, we are grateful for your kindness)

Mhare kaayi re maathe maange
(What do you ask of me)

Devar lyre thari bairbaani ne
(Devar ji get your lady)

Kunka ye
(Whose garden is this?)

Kunkaye baag te bagicha
(Whose garden is this? )

Malya ke chori khunka toh
(O mali girl, whose garden is this?)

Kun ji khudwayo kuvan jaane bavdi
(Who has dug up this well here?)

Kunka toh baag te bagicha,
(Whose garden is this?)

Malya ki phooldi kunka ye
(O dear Mali girl, whose is it?)

Kunka toh ye raeejake har reepan kardi noibdi
(Whose is this space)

Pemal ka baag te bagicha
(This is Pemal’s (tejaji’s wife) garden)

Hatila makhi pemal ka
(This is our pemal’s garden)

Rajo ji khudwaya kuvan jaani bavdi
(And the well is dug by our King Tejaji)

Pemal ka, Pemal ka baag te bagicha
(This is Pemal’s (tejaji’s wife) garden)

Ye jhopan saara Pemal ka
(All of this shade is Raimal’s)

Pemaltoh ye raeejake har reepan kardi noibdi
(This space is Pemal’s)

Kholo ye bagaki kwadi
(Open the gates of this garden)

Malya ki chori kholo toh
(O Maali girl, open the gates of this garden)

Baare toh ubi che
(We are standing outside)

Dhoop te baithe jat ka
(And now we are sitting in the sun)

Khidkyan ji khidkyan e baaga ki kholo
(Open the windows of this garden)

Malya ki chori khidkyan ye
(O Maali girl, open the windows)

Sahela toh re kai lhare re maalya ki marwa baag main
(O dear maali girl, are you with your other peers)

Taala ji bijede judeda godhiwala taala toh
(The door is locked from the inside O Tejaji)

Kunchya ji laagi che wah hij devala mahal main
(And the keys are left in the palace)

Taala ji ye saje ne judeda tejaji jodya taala woh
(The door is locked from the inside O Tejaji)

Kunchya toh reh gi jo pali ji wah ta mahal main
(And the keys are left in the palace)

Leyo ji ram ji ko naam, maalya ki davdi lele toh
(Take Lord Ram’s name, O mali girl)

Ghar ka ji nahi base judya pan taala kot ka
(The fort is locked, the house is locked)

Lele re lele re toh tu mor bhi hazar malya ki choro lele ye
(O malya girl, take the offering)

Nathadi ko gadh vale malya ki gala main toito
(Take a nose ring too, and any other accessory too)

Phar phar ti ram ti bhaje che malya ki toh chori phar phar toh
(O mali girl, recite Lord Ram’s name)

Phar phar ji phar phar ji pehe deje hairi ko toh taala naiv ka
(O mali girl, recite Lord Ram’s name)

Sadiya ji sadiya ji ooda ki ubi chale malya ki chori hairya ji
(Take the sarees, O mali girl)

Gajro tharo ghui taja malya ki marwa baag main
(Take the fresh jasmine flowers too, O mali girl)

Phar phar ti chalti peedyu che ravat pan uro phar phar toh
(Tejaji is waiting outside moving from here to there)

Sadiya ji khidkyon re hi dhoopan baitha jat ka
(We are waiting outside in the sun)

Sadiya odadi ube dole hai phool kunwar Sadiya ji
(He wants to offer a saree, O flower like Tejaji)

Gajro taja kui taje saja par hadiya rhym ko
(He also wants to offer jasmine on the saree)

Godhi toh doodh bhi piyo re dhar theek jama je godhi toh
(The horse has’nt drank milk)

Godhi ne godhi ne ji pani deje dhoopan baitho jat ko
(And is standing in the scorching sun)

Godhi ne godhi ne
(O the horse!)

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