Amare moina - আমাৰে মইনা শুব৷ (Indian Trad.)
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About 'Amare moina - আমাৰে মইনা শুব৷ (Indian Trad.)'
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Traditional Music of unknown author.
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LYRICS:
আমাৰে মইনা শুব এ’
বাৰিতে বগৰী ৰুব এ’
বাৰীৰে বগৰী পকি সৰি গ’লে
মইনাই বুতলি খাব
TRANSLITERATION:
Amare moina xubo e,
Barite bogori rubo e,
Barire bogori poki xori goley,
Moinai butoli khabo.
আমাৰে মইনা শুব এ’
বাৰিতে বগৰী ৰুব এ’
বাৰীৰে বগৰী পকি সৰি গ’লে
মইনাই বুতলি খাব
TRANSLITERATION:
Amare moina xubo e,
Barite bogori rubo e,
Barire bogori poki xori goley,
Moinai butoli khabo.
Score Key:
F major (Sounding Pitch) (
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3/4 (View more 3/4 Music)
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Range:
D5-A5
Duration:
1:12
Number of Pages:
2
Difficulty:
Easy Level: Recommended for Beginners with some playing experience
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