My sona indhoni gowalani re lol! My rupala dedu gowalani re lol! I'm going to get Sarvar Pani Hali Gowalani Re Lol! Mein to bedu melyu are gowalani re lol!
Indhoni Amba Dalye Gowalani Re Lol! I'm a govalani in the wadi, lol! I brought flower hairpin gowalani re lol! Phul Malan was given a goal lol!
Malan haar gunti lave gowalani re lol! Badal beat the goalie, lol! Kan Bede Aai Pugyo Gowalani Ray Lol! Kan bedu nandwashe gowalani re lol!
Lol Tare navlu mare davlu gowalani re lol! My old mare good gowalani re lol! Folk songs are just like gigantic trees sprouted from small seeds in the forest. Our forefathers made the vast ocean of folk songs hum for us by giving lyrical form to the smallest thing, the slightest imagination, any idea, possible or not. We are all striving to overcome it. 'Mari sona indhoni gowalani re lol!' It is a folk song that seems to be completely unknown. This is the song of a govalani going to the lake by placing a silver yoke on a golden indhoni. In whose house is a gold ring and a silver chain? If so, who would go outside the village to fill the lake with such a risk? A woman who has so much wealth puts a yoke on her head and goes to draw water right? Many such questions can be raised. Indhoni is mostly made from palm leaves, so it looks golden! Also, a completely worn and polished bed, i.e. a small vessel like hando, gagar and bogharani, has started to look like silver, then it is considered a silver bed. The price here is that the iron and the indhoni are not common, but only gold and silver, which are instrumental in meeting the essential needs like water. Gowalani went to the lake to draw water but put the boat on the bank, Indhoni tied the mango with a branch and went to the wadi and brought the flower to Malan, so he made a necklace which he put on the boat and reached his ears. When Kan went to take the rope, he warned that do not touch the rope, it will break. I got a reply from the front that if it bursts, I will take a new one. Gowalani is very fond of his old boat. Who is Goalani? Who is Kan? The heroine of this folk song is a woman going to the water source with a rope on her head to fill water and her ear is the man who believes in her mind. It can be said that the mind will be believed, that the stranger's or disbelief was a joke of a man, or that he could touch the yoke of a panihari! Panihari can talk about taking a new boat! Even Panihari should not talk to any other man so and so. Finally, Panihari said that he was not interested in the new boat, the old one was fine – not much of an indicator either? That's it, this is the funniest folk song…!
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