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Banjara - Clinton Cerejo feat Vijay Prakash & Nandini Srikar, Coke Studio @ MTV Season 2

This song is about man's eternally wandering spirit & the spirit's constant search for peace & happiness. It's about man getting caught up in everyday travails and losing sight of the bigger picture; his larger calling his hidden potential. To do justice to these potent thoughts, Lyricist Manoj uses a verse by Amir Khusro as the alaap. Clinton takes these loaded lyrics and mixes them with a funky melody, embedding it in a pop/funk groove. Find the lyrics at http://www.cokestudioindia.com/season... Language: Hindi Composer: Clinton Cerejo Producer: Clinton Cerejo Vocals: Vijay Prakash & Nandini Srikar Lyrics: Tradition Lyrics and Hindi Lyrics by Manoj Yadav Keys: Beven Fonseca Keys: Aman Mahajan Keys: Clinton Cerejo Drums: Lindsay D'Mello Electric Guitar: Shon Pinto Electric Guitar: Nyzel D'Lima Bass: Rushad Mistry Indian Percussion: Aslam Dafrani Indian Percussion: Haneef Dafrani Backing Vocals: Lynn D'souza Backing Vocals: Thomson Andrews Backing Vocals: Dwayne Leroy Gamree Backing Vocals: Crystal Sequeira Recorded by: Steve Fitzmaurice, Ashish Manchanda (Flying Carpet Productions, Mumbai), assisted by Thorsten Muller Mixed by Steve Fitzmaurice at the Pierce Rooms, London Mastered by Bunt Stafford Clark at the Pierce Rooms, London. Song Synopsis: Gori Chal khusro ghar aapne saanjh bhayi chahun desh,   Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaara, Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaara, Kahan Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaara Tu Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaara Kahan Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaara   Darbadar Pehen ke roj pachhaso dukhdaa, Tu Mujhko Do Sanson Banaaye roj roj bigaade, kaisi ghalti mitaata hai,   Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaara, Tu Kahan talaashein thour thikaanaa Tu   Paani Padh Jaise Khuddkaa Ghatataa safar tooti naav par is beech dhaar mein, is beech dhaar mein, Apnon Basaaye roj roj ujaade, kaisi marzi chalaata hai,   Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaara, Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaara, Kahan talaashein thour thikaanaa Tu vi banjaara te saajan main vi banjaaraaa   Tu Kahan talaashein thour thikaanaa Tu     Context: The song is a spiritual conversation by an enlightened one to a human being stuck in the regular rut of life. Song's Meaning: Opening lines talk of the separation of a lover as the down breaks from his beloved, for its time for the world to go to sleep (written by Ameer Khusro, the Indian Saint, when his beloved teacher, his guiding light Hazrat Nizamuddin died). Nothing in the world is stays forever; everything that has come will go. The only constant thing in this world is impermanence, for what has come, has to go. While most beings spend their lives building a home, looking for a secure life and family to live in, the fact is everything is temporary. For life is a cycle of constant construction and destruction, way beyond human control. This physical body that clothes our soul is very fragile. To secure it, human beings spend their lives garnering material wealth and comforts, which in turn bring along so much suffering and pain. For all the materials in this world can't help you get inner peace or show you the path to "The One". While the air we breathe keeps us going, it is only a matter of time, our bewildered hearts will stop beating , as we are all in one big queue to meet the maker. The path is already set, and all we do in life, is create stumbling blocks, that makes the journey difficult. At the end of it all if we realize that our bodies are just a mix of elements like earth, water and air. And that all the knowledge in the world cannot lead us to the true meaning of life... that the true happiness lies within us. No impermanent vehicle in life can help us sail through the oceans of our existence smoothly, to sail smoothly till the end, it is imperative that we surrender to the Almighty and let him guide our souls. Thinking that we control our destinies is foolishness; we can't create or destroy anything, all that happens is a matter of his will.