Song details

Song – Chahe Na Tu

Singer – Sanket Daterao

Music – Raahi

Lyrics – Ardaas

Mixing mastering – Sagar agale

Chahe Na Tu Sanket Daterao | New Punjabi Song 2020 lyrics

Tere hausle se mein na jee paunga

Tere fasle rula hi denge…

Kuch khas hai rahate tere khusboo ki

Tere raste mila hi denge …

Tere housle se mein na jee paunga

Tere fasle rula hi denge

Kuch khas hai rahate tere khusboo

Tere raste mila hi denge

       Ho chahe na tu

        Chahe na tu bate teri mere bane…

Chahe na tu ke hum karib ho

Chahe na tu chahe na tu subhah

Ho tere sath me…

Chahe na tu

Chahe na tu ke hum is kadar mile

Pehchanta hu ke to na mera

Fir bhi dil sath hai na tere…

Mein janta hu ke tu na mera

Fir bhi dil sath hai na tere …

                    Music

Shayad is kadar hum kahi  na mile

Faryad na ho kahin zara bhi..

Meri har baat pe teri muskan ho

Gum na ho zara bhi ..

Shayad is kadar hum kahin mile

Fariyad na ho kahin zara bhi

Meri har baat pe teri muskan ho

Gum na ho sach me zara bhi

Ho tu jo kabhi

Tu jo kabhi fasle rakhe mujhse janiya

Ho teri meri , teri meri batein

Sihane me tere rahe

Tinka…

 tinka sa rahein

Mein tujhme janiya tu bhi kahi

Tu bhi kahin mujhme samandar sa bahein

Chal koi no jo tu mera

Fir bhi dil sath hai na tere

Mein janta hu ke tu na mera

Fir bhi yeh dil sath hai na tere

                   Music  

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