Gola Darpana Sambalpuri Songs Lyrics
[Section 1]
Dekhle Tate, Dekhuthisi
Bhaable Mui, Bhaabuthisi (Ee)
Dekhle Tate, Dekhuthisi
Bhaable Tate, Bhabuthisi (Ee)
Hey, Mor Jhumura, Bhaangi Gala Lo
Ae Ror Chaka Muhuta, Gula Darpana
Ae Tor, Chaka, Muhuta, Gula Darpana (Aa)
Ae Ror Chaka Muhuta, Gula Darpana
Dekhle Mate, Dekhutha Naa
Bhaable Tui, Bhaabutha Naa (Aa)
Tate Mahani, Lagei Dela Naa
Ae Ror Chaka Muhuta, Gula Darpana
Haaye, Mor,Chaka Muhuta, Gula Darpana
[Section 2]
Kanli Kanli, Mana Suanli Go
Kathane, Daluchhu Mahu
Chahali Chahali, Chehera Dekhire
Sapane Ta Raati Bahure, Tor Saiya Jaau
Rasiya, Manake, Rakhitha Tui Re
Manar Manar, Kete Heu
Kahide Re Dhana, Thaare Khaali Tui
Mote Suna Bhal Paaure, Kete Khaauchhu Bhaau
Paaile Pautha, Mate Bhala
Hele Heutha, Gala Mala (Aa)
Gale, Bhaali Bhaali Jaau, Dina
Haaye, Tor ,Chaka Muhuta, Gula Darpana
Haaye, Mor,Chaka Muhuta, Gula Darpana
[section 3]
Jaha, Kahi Lebi, Boojhei Tate Re
Peechha, Mor, Chhadu Naai
Chamkuchhu Sajani, Bijli Lekhere
Bujli Gale Kala Jaai Re, Mo, Nebi Churei
Aankhi Kajale, Tor Kala Badala Laga
Mouri, Lekhe, Tor Chaali
Bila Gajanana, Rasiya Mahana
Sabu Thaane Sate Manare, Pachhe, Jaisa Bhooli
Chabri Chanti, Lekhe Heshu
Gharke Biriji, Gaali Deshu (Oo)
Haaye, Tor Bine Le, Boojhuchhe Mana Lo
Haaye, Mor, Chaka Muhuta, Gula Darpana
(Dhana Re)
Haaye Tor, Chaka Muhuta, Gula Darpana, Darapana
Singers: Umakant Barik, Maani Charaborty
Sambalpuri songs are a significant part of the cultural fabric of Odisha, particularly in the western region of the state. These folk songs are deeply rooted in the traditions, beliefs, and everyday life of the people. The lyrics are often in the Sambalpuri dialect of Odia, and they cover a wide range of themes—ranging from love, nature, and festivals to social issues, cultural rituals, and historical events.
The music of Sambalpuri songs is distinctively rhythmic, often accompanied by traditional instruments like the dhol, mardala, tassa, and chimta. The beats of these instruments blend seamlessly with the powerful vocals, creating a soul-stirring experience for the listener. Sambalpuri songs are known for their unique patterns of rhythm, which are characterized by a combination of 4, 6, and 8-beat cycles that give them a lively and energetic tempo.
Some of the most popular forms of Sambalpuri music include baula, jhili, dalkhai, and kanthei. These forms have their roots in the folk traditions of the region and have been passed down through generations. For instance, Baula songs are devotional, often dedicated to Lord Shiva, while Dalkhai is a type of dance song that is performed during festivals like Nuakhai and Rath Yatra.
One of the best-known forms of Sambalpuri music today is the Sambalpuri Sangeet genre, which has gained national recognition, particularly through its vibrant and dynamic fusion with contemporary music. Songs from this genre, such as “Rangabati,” have become iconic, transcending regional boundaries and gaining popularity beyond Odisha. The fusion of traditional folk melodies with modern rhythms in Sambalpuri songs has helped preserve their cultural essence while making them relevant in today’s musical landscape.
Sambalpuri songs are not just entertainment—they reflect the values, struggles, and celebrations of the people of western Odisha. They bring communities together, especially during festive occasions, where the songs are sung in unison, accompanied by dances that add another layer of expression and joy to the festivities.
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