Marham Lyrics English Translation. This Latest song’s lyrics were written by Raj Shekhar and the song was sung by Vishal Mishra while the music was given by Vishal Mishra in the Marham song.
Marham Song Credits:
Song: Marham Animal
Lyrics: Raj Shekhar
Music: Vishal Mishra
Singer: Vishal Mishra
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| Marham Lyrics English Translation |
Marham Lyrics English Translation – Animal
Tumhare Badan Ki Mehak Khwab Si Hai,
Main Chahu Ki Is Mein Hi Khoyi Rahu,
The fragrance of your body is like a dream,
I wish to remain lost in it.
Main Subaho Ko Bahon Mein Apni Chupa Ke
Tere Sath Yun Hi Main Soyi Rahu
I want to keep the morning hidden in my arms
So that will not be morning and I always sleep with you,
Poore Din Bas Tujhe Dehkte Dekhte
Pehle Bhi Main Tumse Mili Hu Pehli Dafa Ye Milke Laga
I desire to observe you throughout the day.
When I met you, I felt that I had met you before,
Tune Chuaa Zakhmon Ko Mere Marham Marham Dil Pe Laga
Paagal Paagal Hain Thode,
When you touched my wounds, I got relaxed in my heart,
We’re both a little insane.
Baadal Baadal Hain Dono, Khul Ke Barse Bheege Aa Zara,
Pehle Bhi Main Tumse Mili Hoon Pehli Dafa Yeh Mil Ke Laga
Let us, like the clouds, downpour.
When I met you, I felt that I had met you before,
Written By: Raj Shekhar
Marham Music Video
Marham Song – Animal Guitar Chords
To play the guitar chords for the song “Marham (Pehle Bhi Main)” from the movie “Animal,” you can use the following chords with a capo on the 1st fret: Am7, C, C7, Dm7, Em7, Cmaj7, G, Am, F, Bbm7, and D7. The strumming pattern and chord progression can be found in the provided links, which include chord diagrams and other helpful information. Additionally, guitar lesson videos on YouTube demonstrate how to play the song on guitar, including plucking and the intro part. You can refer to these resources to learn and play the song on the guitar.
FAQ (Frequently Answer Question)
Q – Who is the composer of Marham Song?
Marham song composed by Vishal Mishra.
Q – Which label released Marham Song?
T-Series released Marham Song.
