List of songs in slideshow on Rabindrasangeet

Below are the songs used in the slideshow:


  1. Chokher aloy dekhechilem chokher bahire

  2. Ami keboli swapan karechi bapan batase

  3. Emni karei jay jadi din jak na,

  4. Amar hiyar majhe lukiye chile

  5. Ami jwalbo na

  6. Tomay niye khelechilem khelar gharete khelar putul bhenge geche pralayy jhaarete

  7. Amar poran jaha chay tumi tai, tumi tai Go toma chhara ar e jogote mor keho nai, keho nai Go.

  8. Swapnamadir neshay mesha e unmattata jagay dehe mone eki bipul byatha

  9. Keteche ekela biraher bela akashkusum chayane” (depression)

  10. Jani tomar ajana nahi go ki ache amar mone.Ami gopan karite chai go, dhara pare du nayane. Ki bolite pache ki boli tai dure chale jai keboli.

  11. Kandale tumi more bhalobasari ghaye- Nibir bedanate pulak lage gaye

    Keno jamini na jete

  12. Keno sara din dhire dhire

  13. Sakhi bohe gelo bela, shudhu

  14. Amar ekti katha banshi jane

  15. Ami bhoy karbo na bhoy karbo na”

  16. Jadi tor daak shune keu na ase tabe ekla chalo re”

  17. Ektuku chona lage

  18. Eto din je bosechinu

  19. Akash bhara surya tara

  20. Aloker ei jharna dharay

  21. Ananda dhara bahiche bhubane

  22. Ananda loke mangala loke

  23. Aji jato tara tabo

  24. Amar mukti aloy aloy

  25. Ami chini go chini

  26. Aro aro prabhu aro aro

  27. Alo amar alo ogo

  28. E ki labonye punya

  29. Jadi tare nai chini go se ki amay nebe chine ei naba falguner dine


Some english translations made by Smt. Barnali Saha are in this link. But I do not find translations of all the above songs.

http://barnalibanerjee.sulekha.com/blog/post/2008/12/tranlations-of-my-favourite-rabindra-sangeet.htm

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