ZAMANA JALI LYRICS – BOHEMIA | SKULL & BONES ALBUM
Yeah! Here We Go,
Ajj Kal Zamana Jaali
Zamana Jaali
Ajjkal Zamaana Jaali (x2).
Ajkal De Lok Jaali
Zamana jali,
Maahtam Te Sok Jaali
Zamana Jali
Ajkal Umeed Jaali
Zamana Jaali
Ajkal Di Preet Jaali
Zamana Jaali.
Par Asli Aje Vi Main
Ve Jive Nasli Ve Jedi Mere Ch Sheh Ve Par
Bas Nai Mainu Mere Te Mai Ve
Duniya Ch Dus Nai Iko Main Ve Mere
Piche-piche Zamaana Jaali,
Jinu Dil To Dua Dao
O Daye Gaali
Jinu Andhere Cho Kadd Ke Roshni Dikhao
Ohi Andhera Dikhaye Taanu
Jadon Ohdi Baari.
Jinu Tijori Dikhao Ohi Kare Khaali
Jeda Phul Tode Baagh Cho Hi Bane Maali.
Par Raja Sada Befikar
Main Kadi Dil Ch Duniya Da Rakheya Ni Darr.
Ae Duniya Daur Badalde Kardi Ni Der
Har Sher De Hath Ch Sadaa Rehndi Ni Sawer
Ajj Raaj Karaan Kal Jiwe Aani Ni Vaari
Ajj Kal Vairi Asli
Zamana Jali,
Ajj Kal Zamana Jaali
Zamana Jaali (x3).
[Original Audio Only]
Ajkal De Lok Jaali
Zamana jali,
Maahtam Te Sok Jaali
Zamanna Jali
Ajkal Umeed Jaalii
Zamana Jaali
Ajkal Di Preet Jaalli
Zamanna Jali.
Ajkal De Vairiyan Ton Daraan Main Vi
Vairi Sadkaan Te Ni Oh Tech Savvy
Excess Ch Munde 24/7
Gal Ghat Karan Text Heavy.
Payback!
Pindan Vich Baithe-baithe Online Worldwide
Munde Kise Nu Vi Karan Hack.
Sohni Kudi Jedi Sda Mile Online On-time
FaceTime Mango Kehndi Next Time.
Naale Airports Te Ajkal Mainu Tang Karan Ve Munde
Border Petrol De
Mainu Khalaar Ke Sawal Metho Pushan
Mere Bag Kholan
Meri Jebaan Tatol De.
Par Aje Vi Main Haske Jwaab Dena
Smuggle Kare Hash Jeda Munda Ohnu Daat Dena,
Jina De Siran Te Appan Kali Raatan Ch Firde
Suraj De Charde Vi Ohna Da Hi Saath Dena.
Ajjkal Loki Labban Mere Ch Kharabi
Mere Jamman Ton Pehla Mera Peyo Si Sharabi,
Par Hun Ohvi Deke Mainu Maa Di Gaali Ve Kehnda
Bete Dhyan Nal Challi Zamana Jali.
Zamana Jaali
Aj Kal Zamana Jaali (x2).
Ajkal De Lok Jaali
Zamaana jaallli
Maahtam Te Sok Jaali
Zamana Jali
Ajkal Umeed Jaali
Zamana Jalli
Ajkal Di Preet Jaalli
Zamana Jaali.
Roger David aka bohemia (Punjabi: راجر ڈیویڈ; born 15 October 1979)[2] better known by his stage name Bohemia (Punjabi: ਬੋਹੇਮਿਆ) or Raja (Punjabi: ਰਾਜਾ) is a Pakistani-American rapper, songwriter, poet and record producer from California regarded as the first ever Punjabi rapper, releasing the first Punjabi rap album in 2002.
Bohemia was born on 15 October 1979 in Karachi, Sindh[3] into an ethnic Punjabi, Christian family. He also has a bible and a Guru Granth Sahib at his home, as one of his forefathers was Sikh at one point. His father was an employee at Pakistan International Airline. The family were transferred to Lahore, where he spent his childhood, followed by seven years in Peshawar. While he was in his early teens his family moved to the United States, settling in San Francisco's Mission District.
Bohemia started learning music from his father, and writing Punjabi poetry around that time.[1] He occasionally played keyboards at local Desi events. He wrote songs and poetry, mostly in Urdu and Punjabi. His mother died of cancer[3] when he was 16 years old. At the same time he got a job at a recording studio in Sacramento. He dropped out of school and left his family to become a full-time musician. Along with a group of other musicians, he toured and playing gigs in the US and Canada, sleeping in cars and on recording studio floors.
He moved to join his cousin in Oakland, who was working at a West Oakland recording studio, and introduced him to a young hip hop producer called Sha One. Sha 0ne heard Bohemia reciting something he had written in Punjabi, and asked him to rap it over one of his beats. Over the next few months, Bohemia wrote the lyrics for his debut album Vich Pardesan De (In The Foreign Land) – an autobiographical story of his life as a Desi youngster adapting to life in the US. This album was a new genre of music which is today known as Desi Hip hop. Bohemia claims to be inspired by the poets Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Mirza Ghalib and Allama Iqbal. He said in an interview, "People like Faiz Ahmed Faiz and Mirza Ghalib are our icons and most of my poetry is inspired by them.[4] For instance, in one of my songs, I talk about 'going beyond the stars', the idea of which is essentially taken from Allama Iqbal's 'Sitaron Se Aagay Jahan Aur Bhi Hain'.
He performed the title track for Warner Bros film Chandni Chowk to China, appearing in the film with Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone.[7] A few months later he did the title track for another Akshay Kumar film, 8 x 10 Tasveer.[8] In 2011 he gave a song as a present to Akshay Kumar for his first Hollywood Production Breakaway.[9] Bohemia also made a voice performance for the film Desi Boyz to set the cameo scene for Sanjay Dutt. In September 2012 he released his fourth album Thousand Thoughts.[10] In 2013, it won Best Non-Resident Punjabi Album award at PTC Punjabi Music Awards.[11] At the Coke Studio Sessions he was the first rap artist. Bohemia has also recorded a collaboration with Sonu Kakkar and Jamaican American artist Sean Kingston
