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Ab Saup Diya Is Jeevan Ko

Ab Saup Diya Is Jeevan Ko

Sargam notations for devotional song (Bhajan) – Ab Saup Diya Is Jivan Ko

Singer : Anoop Jalota
Lyrics : Traditional

Pitch : E

MUKHDA:
Ab | saup | diya | is | jeevan | ka
SR | S~,N S | S SMG | MG | P Pd | P

sab | bhar | tumhaare | haatho | me | (2)
P d | PMG | G GMG MPM | M G MG R S | S

Hai | jeet | tumhaare | haatho | me,
SR | S~,N S | S SMG MG | P Pd | P

aur | haar | tumhaare | haatho | me | (2)
P d | PMG | G GMG MPM | M G MG R S | S

ANTARA 1:
Mera | nishchay | bas | ek | yahi,
n n | n n~D | P~DM | P~n Nd | d~PP

ik | baar | tumhe | paa | jaun | me | (2)
nn | n…n | D P~D PM | M | P~n d~P | P

Arpan | kardun | duniya | bhar | ka,
SR S~,N | SS SMG | MM P | Pd | P

sab | pyaar | tumhaare | haatho | me | (2)
P d | PMG | G GMG MPM | M G MG R S | S

[Follow same notations for rest of the song]

ANTARA 2:

Jo | jag | mein | rahun | to | aise | rahun,
jyon | jal | mein | kamal | ka | phool | rahe | (2)
Mere | sab | gundosh | samarpit | ho,
kartaar | tumhaare | haatho | me,
bhagvaan | tumhaare | haatho | me

ANTARA 3:

Yadi | manav | ka | muje | janma | mile,
to | tav | charno | ka | pujari | banu | (2)
Is | pujak | ki | ik | ik | rag | ka,
ho | taar | tumhaare | haatho | me | (2)

ANTARA 4:

Jab | jab | sansaar | ka | kaidi | banu,
nishkaam | bhaav | se | karma | karun | (2)
Fir | ant | samaymen | praan | tajun,
nirakaar | tumhaare | haatho | me,
sakaar | tumhaare | haatho | me

ANTARA 5:
Mujamen | tujamen | bus | bhed | yahi,
mein | nar | hun | tum | naaraayan | ho | (2)
Mein | hun | sansaar | ke | haathomen,
sansaar | tumhaare | haatho | me | (2)

Ab saup diya….

If you’re looking for a song that brings peace to the heart and soothes the soul, “Ab Saup Diya Is Jeevan Ko” by Anup Jalota is a perfect choice. This devotional gem beautifully captures the essence of surrender — letting go of worldly worries and placing complete trust in the divine.

Anup Jalota’s soulful voice adds a heartfelt depth to the song, making every word resonate. The simple yet profound lyrics reflect a genuine offering of one’s life to God, accepting whatever comes with unwavering faith. It’s no surprise that this bhajan has become a favorite at spiritual gatherings and prayer sessions.

Listening to “Ab Saup Diya Is Jeevan Ko” feels like a gentle reminder to embrace serenity and let the divine take the lead. Whether you’re seeking comfort, clarity, or a moment of reflection, this timeless piece has the power to calm your mind and uplift your spirit.

If you haven’t experienced its tranquility yet, I’d definitely recommend giving it a listen. Trust me, it’s more than just a song — it’s a soulful conversation with the divine.

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