Hey Kanha ! Kabhi Meri bhi nagri aa

hey kanha kabhi meri bhi nagri aa,
gopiya bhohot hai yaha inka bhi maakhan chura..
kabhi hume bhi apna sakha bana,
kabhi humare man ke kaliya naag pe bhi naach ke dikha..
hey kanha kabhi meri bhi nagri aa..

kabhi mere kaam rupi putna ko vadh kar ke dikha,
kabhi mere karmo ke bakasur ka mukh cheer ke ja,
kabhi mere man ke ahankar kans ko mita,
kabhi mujhe apni mathura me darshan ko bula,
hey kanha kabhi meri bhi nagri aa..

aa ke dekh zra kis duniya me basta hu main,
kitni kaali hai ye nagti iska kuch andaaza laga,
kabhi is duniya ko bhi geeta updesh suna,
hey kanha kabhi meri bhi nagri me aa..

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