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Ibadat Karo by Anil & Reena Kant (Lyrics and Translation)


IBADAT KARO – ANIL & REENA KANT
CHORUS:
Hei duniya ke logon oonchi aawaj karon
O people of the world, lift up your voice
Gawon khushi key geet
And sing the songs of joy
Uska gungaan karo
Declare praises of Him
Ibadat karo uski Ibadat karo (x2)
Worship Him, Worship…
(Repeat Chorus)
1. Yaad karo ki vahi ek Khuda hein
Remember that He alone is God
Hum ko ye jeevan useene diya hein
It is He who has given us this life
Us charagah se hum sab hein aaye
We all have come from that (spring)
Humd o sana ke hum geet gaaye
Let’s sing the song of His praise
Rab ka tum shukar karo
Give thanks to the Lord
Oonchi aawaj karo
Lift up your voice
Gawon khushi key geet
And sing the songs of joy
Uska gungaan karo
Declare praises of Him
Ibadat karo uski Ibadat karo (x2)
Worship Him, Worship…
2. Naamey Khudawand kitna mubaarak
How blessed is the Name of the Lord!
Mera Khudawand kitna bhala hein
My God, How good is He!
Rehmat hei uski sadiyon purani
His compassion is from ageless past
Wafa ka azar se yahi silsila hein
(From endless faithfulness this history rolls on)
Uspar eeman dharo, uske ghar aap chalo
Cast your faith on Him, walk yourself to His house!
Gawon khushi key geet
And sing the songs of joy
Uska gungaan karo
Declare praises of Him
Ibadat karo uski Ibadat karo (x2)
Worship Him, Worship…

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