translation for SHYAM RANG BHAR DO from WATER…thanks!

Shyam rang mein rang doon

Let me colour you with the colour of the evening

Mohe shyam shyam rang de

Beloved, colour the evening

Utare kabhi na gori rang aisa tan pe maldu x 2

Don’t ever let the colour run off the body

Aaja

Come

Aaja re mayuri cham cham rang bhang kaahe mausam

Come oh peahen, splash splash, coloured, intoxicated, why the weather

Aaj nashe mein chur dur har gham

Today is intoxicated and far from sorrows

Mast ho ke masti mein jhoome hum

Let us spin in intoxication

Bajaa re zara dhol zor se, kya bole zara bol zor se x 4

Beat the drum with energy, what does it say, say with energy

Aa shyam rang mein rang doon

Let me colour you with the colour of the evening

Utare kabhi na gori rang aisa tan pe maldu x 2

Don’t ever let the colour run off the body

Aaja

Come

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Madhuri,

thank you so much for this awesome translation! I didn't know this site existed, and spent a long time searching for lyrics for a couple of songs from “Water”. Your transcription and translation for Shyam Rang Bhar Do were amazing. Thank you very much for doing that work.

And if I may ask, whenever you have a chance, could you please translate the song called “Chan Chan” also from “Water”? I cannot find lyrics for it anywhere even in Hindi. I appreciate it in advance. Thank you!

Leila.

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