traditional kohber ghar design
traditional kohber ghar design

Lyrics

ghar pachhuarabāme nābī re pokhariyā,
tāhi pokhari ghongrā semār he। -2

tāhi pokhari naihāy gelahun dulhā se sundar dulhā,
māri lelani rahuā buār he ।
gharasan bāhar bhelī kaniyān he suhaऽbe,
lae lelani rahuā buār he ।

māralau taऽ māralau prabhu baṛā bes kayalahun,
morā sakai nahi hait banāel he। - 2
etabā bachan sunalani sundar dulhā,
bhae gelā ghoṛā par savār he। -2
gharasan bāhar bhelī kaniyān he suhaऽbe,
dhay lelani ghoṛā ke lagām he।- 2

apane taऽ jāi chhī prabhu desh re bideshabā,
hamaro ke kahān chhoṛane jāi he ।
nahirā me chhau ge dhanī māy-bāp-bhaiyā,
sasurā me lachhumaṇ diari he ।
kie karathin āhe prabhu māy-bāp-bhaiyā,
kie karathin sundar diari he ।
juge-juge jībathu sundar dulhā,
kaniyān suhaऽbe ke baṛhauni ahibāt he ।

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Song Description

This playful Kohbar Ghar song captures a charming moment of sweet banter between the bride and groom. The bride’s friends teasingly sing that after the wedding, the groom brings home a beautiful fish from the pond behind the house and hopes the bride will cook it for everyone. But she laughs and refuses, which upsets the groom — he mounts his horse and threatens to leave home. The bride immediately rushes to hold the reins and lovingly persuades him to stay. After a brief quarrel, the couple reconciles and the groom happily returns. The friends breathe a sigh of relief and bless the bride, wishing that her marriage remains joyful and strong forever.

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