Chirmathi Lyrics- Coke Studio Bharat | Mc Square

Song Information:

Chirmathi Lyrics: The music for this song was composed by Hashbass and features vocals by MC Square, Mohito, and Hashbass. The lyrics to Chirmathi are written by Hashbass, Mohito, and MC Square. Mahashweta Burma is the director of the music video for “Chirmathi.” Karsh Kale of MC Square is featured in Chirmathi. Coke Studio India is the label that this song is published under.

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Chirmathi Song Lyrics

Robert frost ke tariya,
Mere bhi aage thi 2 raah,
Ek aur umar ki zimedari,
Aur ek aur chulhe pe baithi meri maa.

Aur main aadam jaat,
Chal diya seb khaan khaatar,
Aur pachhe kat gaye saare shtut,
Ek jaan khaatar.

Main chirmathi,
Bhajya karti maa ke aanchal te,
Maathe ki jhoongi,
Full bharosa maa ke kajal pe.

Main maa ne Kehti,
Tu do choti gooth de meri,
Phool banade ganth maare,
Laal ribbon Ke.

Reh gaya bachpan bhola kitte,
Reh gaya bachpan bhola kitte,
Dhundo bachpan bhola kitte,
Dhundo re dhundo re dhundo re.

Reh gaya bachpan bhola kitte,
Reh gaya bachpan bhola kitte,
Dhundo bachpan bhola kitte,
Dhundo re dhundo re dhundo re,
Haye ri jawani.

Ki tanne paa gaya,
Kyukar tu rove,
Ke tera kho gaye,
Tu ib ke batore.

Kheta ki maati,
Paave na shehra me,
Sunle ta manas,
Tu ib ke ta tore.

Hodi ka paani,
Aakhiyan mein dole,
Kamre me baitha kyun,
Bachpan khangole.

Sheeshe me Rehva jo duniya mein Tove,
Na sunta tu khudki kadhi.

Main chirmathi thi,
Lagati shakle baadal me,
Chhat pe khatoli,
Raat dubki seedhe saagar me.

Main handa karti khilkhilati,
Teetri banke Peengh Chadati,
Lambe lambe jhotte jeevan ke.

Reh gaya bachpan bhola kitte,
Reh gaya bachpan bhola kitte,
Dhundo bachpan bhola kitte,
Dhundo re dhundo re dhundo re,
Haye ri jawani,
Dhundo re dhundo re.

Jai bhole ki saavan mehna,
Bhagte balak bhakti kawad gellya,
Yaadi pakki jaata dhabbi baman gaellya,

Rakhe pamanne dharti maa chuchkaru,
Maathe paawan kehna,
Toom thegri chiye koni,
Doosar mai daaman gehna.

Sawan mehna kawad gellya,
O yaari pakki baaman gellya,
Paamanne maa ke pawan kehna,
Chiye koni daman gehna.

Maachis ke taas anndi taar,
Aur va jhirni danka,
Bahwad na aaya,
Bachpan sulgi sone ki lanka.

Reh gaya bachpan bhola kitt,
Reh gaya bachpan bhola kitt,
Dhundo bachpan bhola kitte,
Dhundo re dhundo re dhundo re.

Dunde te bhagwan mile,
Mile o konya peer fakeer,
Bhagat bairi mudta na,
Milta na bachpan heer.

Meri maa nyu keya karti,
Sangharsh kitna eh ho jeevan mein,
Samjhote te pasna paat je hai,
Jeevan ke do kumbh poore ho liye,

Sochi ibe koi beedh bithau,
Seedhe paar Jau,
Aur Itne me Ashnai Bolya,
Chhori sivasin holi byah do.

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Extra Information:

About MC Square

Indian rapper, lyricist, composer, and choreographer MC Square rose to fame in 2022 after participating in the rap/hip-hop reality show MTV Hustle 2.0.

Rapper MC Square has a distinct style of rapping because he uses the Haryanvi language to write his lyrics. After he joined MTV Hustle 2.0, he became well-known. MC Square was chosen for the top 16, and he has only performed two songs thus far, Badmosh Chora and Raam Raam.

In addition to having black hair and black eyes, MC Square stands 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs about 65 kg.

The Nationality and Religion of Rapper MC Square
In addition to being Hindu, MC Square is an Indian national.

According to reports, MC Square held an administrative in responsible position at a college following his graduation.
In an interview, MC Square disclosed that he had experience choreographing weddings and frequently visited academies to impart knowledge.
MC Square began rapping in 2016, but some sources claim that he was first inspired to pursue a career in the art form by the folk song “Ragini,” which is from Haryana.
MC Square Presented a performance of “Hip Hop Mazhab” in a rap game in 2018.

MC Square revealed in an interview that he once wrote ghazals and poetry. Some media sources claim that he was encouraged to start recording his poems and gazals and adding beats to them by his friends and family.

About Hashbass

Hashbass, a gifted musician and producer from New Delhi, India, is also known by the name Harshit Misra. He is regarded by many as one of the top bassists in the independent Indian music scene. Now let’s explore the Hashbass universe:

Musical Influences and Roots: Harshit’s sound is heavily influenced by nostalgia for the 1980s. He lovingly refers to this modern pop shine mixed with a nostalgic vibe as the “Hashbass” sound.
His diverse musical tastes are influenced by many different kinds of genres, such as electronica, funk, jazz, gospel, Indian Carnatic music, Yellowjackets, and J Dilla. His work as Hashbass is influenced by a wide range of styles.

EP Releases: The synth-heavy “Infinite Worlds” EP by Hashbass was released in June.
After that, he started studying the 1980s in greater detail—a period marked by neon lights, roller blades, and video game arcades. The nostalgic essence is captured through a 2023 perspective in his most recent six-track EP, “Solo At Your Party.”
From melancholy passages to lively finger-snapping songs, the EP transports listeners. It consists of a fusion of modern elements with well-known Retrowave sounds.

Notable Tracks: “Everybody”: This is the EP’s last track, and it perfectly captures the carefree, lighthearted vibe of easy listening.
A fun, disco-infused production that instantly takes you back to the dance floor of the 1980s is “Airplane Mode.”
The EP’s dreamy touch is added by the soft, synthesized love song “Fallin Fallin,” which features bongo sounds.

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