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dear wiwy, the girl who loves rabindranath and always wanted to sing his songs... his birthday song sung by the unforgettable m s subhalakhshmi is here for you. may your life be blessed with the wonder of things "chira nutan"... renew, rejuvenate, reign, hey beautiful birthday girl.

this year your birthday falls on the last day of poush... twenty ninth of the month, and it is poush sankranti too, isn't it? lots of food, and kites and more.
here's a poush song by tagore that i am sure you know and have watched many kids dance to.
Poush Toder Daak Diyeche, Aye Re Chole, Aye Aye Aye.
Hawar Neshai Uthlo Mete Digbodhu Ra Dhaner Khete-
... a translation by a kind uploader...
Poush calls you, come in gaiety
His basket is full of harvest, oh, joy is in the air.
The wind makes the farm girls gay in the paddy fields
The earth basks under the golden sunshine, oh, joy is in the air.
The sky is happy listening to the flute of the meadow
Who stays indoors, open your doors, open -
The laughter of light sparkles on the dewdrops on paddy husks
The delight of the world cannot be contained - oh, joy is in the air.

another robi thakur song, wiwy, i think you will identify with, so will many of us. on your birthday... a call to the restless spirit in us. a spirit that will not, shall not yield. and will always yearn for that shudoor bipulo shudoor. what say.
Ami choncholo hey
Ever I am restless
I am athirst for the far.
My time passes by
And in an absent mind
I keep waiting at my window
Hoping and hoping you will come.
O how my entire being
Is eager for your intimate touch!
O you far, O you boundless far
So irresistible is the call of your flute
But I forget I have no wings
I am bound to one place.
I am listless, I am indifferent.
At the sun-tinged lazy midday
Among the rustling of the trees
In the play of light and shade
In the blue of the sky
I get a glimpse of your fugitive form.
O you far, O you boundless far
So irresistible is the call of your flute
But I forget my doors are barred.
(translated by uploader)
the song sung by a voice that touches the heart, awakens the gut, and never lets you forget.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmPfU0JeLvw[/YOUTUBE]

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXSeNpkLP14[/YOUTUBE]
your favourite rahul deb burman sings a bangla song, possibly his first released disc, from the pujor gaan of 1969. r.d., or pancham, lived close to a friend's mother's place at bokul bagan... though the song is most likely written for a lady called chhobi ray whom the lyricist sachin bhowmick liked but who had no time for him, many at bokul bagan believed it was sung by pancham for for my friend's mom, who was a beauty, the "para" girl all the guys died for... her name was, yessir, ruby ray of course.
later of course he composed meri bheegi bheegi si with the same tune.
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