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ZEHAR (Official Video): VNT GABA | ANKURR | SHINE | T-SERIES
Presenting the Official Video of Zehar, by VNT GABA. Credits: Singer : Vnt Gaba Lyrics : Vnt Gaba & Ankurr Composer : Vnt Gaba , Ankurr & Shine Music : SHINE Additional Vocals : Rishu Mix : Shine Master : DC Video : Aman Kumar, Vnt Gaba Project by : Numberoneartistservices (Numberone) Music Label : T-Series Lyrics: Punjabi : Hath lge maila hove tera roop ni Aawaz lge jive morni di hook ni Ni tu akhan de ishare nal sab khi jave Tang kre tere bulla aali chup ni Chain dil nu na aave bar bar puchi jave Ik vari tera naa dassja Sb hass ke qabul ni main leke aau mul Je tu hathaan nal zehar de khawa X2 Haryanvi : Duniya ke sare makha rukh mod dyunga Tu je kave to sare sukh chord deyunga Je Daga teri gel kru Mera ram rusjave Bta tere te han kyukar m mukh mod lyunga Meri ankhya m tu dekh tnne pyaar dikh jave Meri saans aati jati bas tera nam gaave Tere haathan ki lakeera m tu gor lake dekh Kde tnne teri gel mera naam dikh jave Lagge mera na yo man re tu lelo main chaman krle tu meri gel bayaah Dekhu bawla m bat, kde mil time kad Gore hathan te ja zehr tu Khawa X2 Hindi : Teri panaho me meri duaan me chaun m umar sari beetien teri bahon me Mera dil ye kyu darta hai Le mil tujhe kehta hai M kyu manau mandir me tujhme khuda rehta hai Mere yaara tere nam Meri subha meri sham Main has ke pee jau zehar bhi jaise koi jaam X2 ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: https://youtube.com/tseries 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/pNPSG7M 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/xMBQaWZ 👉 Follow us on Snapchat: https://ift.tt/Ypc3Q6Z

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