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Dheere dheere gauu, dhadkane sunaau

Here are the overlaid Hindi lyrics as I promised 😇 sorry to the original poet, I am sure I have screwed up the actual meaning. Sorry to the original author 🙏

Dheere dheere gauu, dhadkane sunaau,
Unkahee jo baa-tein, houtoh pe leaau,
Dheere dheere gauu, dhadkane sunaau,
Unkahee jo baa-tein, houtoh pe leaau,
Dheere dheere gauu!

Mere mann mein chipi kai khwaishein,
Jaise badal mein, boondein chipi hai, banne ko baarishein,
Rhim-jhim barasti, aakahe tarasti,
Haathoh mein bhar ke, enhe sajaau.

Dheere dheere gauu, dhadkane sunaau,
Leheroh mein haathoh ko daale, paani-ka sajj bajauu,
Dheere dheere gauu!

Jaane kab se dil ki baat na suni,
Sunke bhi khuch baatein hai joh lagti hai unsunni,
En baatoh ko lu, sur ko chedu,
Shabdoh ka phir ghar bannau.

Dheere dheere gauu, dhadkane sunaau,
Mann mein baithe panchiyo pe asha-ka rang lagaau,
Dheere dheere gauu!

Preme pora baron https://youtu.be/1DAgBjXj96k
Try to listen and read at the same time, you should surely get it 👍
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