Unfortunately not. I have every now and then thought of transcribing them, but haven't really sat down to do it. There are other versions of this, and you might enjoy this version by Siddheshwari Devi: th-cam.com/video/iv5aQ6colw4/w-d-xo.html Other than the first line, I have difficulty deciphering the rest. Takk means "to see" in Punjabi but the rest does not seem to cohere, other than some odd phrases here and there: " jo ho so ho" - whatever may happen "tuu nahii mandaa": you do not agree etc. In this regard, here's Pandit Amarnath talking about the incorrect usage of Punjabi in tappas, which makes a lot of sense: th-cam.com/video/8GNjegsL2BY/w-d-xo.html
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Which taal is this?
Do you have the lyrics to this tappa ?
Unfortunately not.
I have every now and then thought of transcribing them, but haven't really sat down to do it.
There are other versions of this, and you might enjoy this version by Siddheshwari Devi: th-cam.com/video/iv5aQ6colw4/w-d-xo.html
Other than the first line, I have difficulty deciphering the rest. Takk means "to see" in Punjabi but the rest does not seem to cohere, other than some odd phrases here and there:
" jo ho so ho" - whatever may happen
"tuu nahii mandaa": you do not agree
etc.
In this regard, here's Pandit Amarnath talking about the incorrect usage of Punjabi in tappas, which makes a lot of sense:
th-cam.com/video/8GNjegsL2BY/w-d-xo.html
@@SundeepDougal Thank you. I've asked few Punjabi musician friends who have the lyrics. I'll upload it here once I get it
Wonderful, thanks.