Darshana song|Hridayam Lyrics - Hesham Abdul Wahab, Darshana Rajendran

Darshana song|Hridayam
Singer Hesham Abdul Wahab, Darshana Rajendran
Composer Hesham Abdul Wahab
Music Hesham Abdul Wahab
Song WriterArun Alat

Lyrics

Ninne Njaan Kandenne



 



Megham Pookkal Peyunne



Onnaavaa Njanenne



Nenjeel Theer Thoren



Pranaya Prapanchamitha



 



Darshana



Sarvam Sada Nin Sourabhyam



Darshana



En Jeevan Saayojyam



Darshana



Snehamrudham Ennileku Darshana



 



Nee Pokoom Vazhiyil



Varam Kaathu Ninnu



Oru Noku Nalkaa Thakannu Nee



 



Orkkunna Neram Kanalaanu Nenjil



Maruvakku Chollathathenthe



 



Ethorazhathil Moodi



Vachaalum Azhake



Manasu Thediyethunnu



Ninte Ee Punchiri



 



Neeyam Madhuve



Nukaraan Kaathu Njaan



 



Darshana



Sarvam Sada Nin Sourabhyam



Darshana



En Jeevan Sayojyam



Darshana



Snehamrutham Ennileku Darshana



 



Onnaavaan Njanenne



Nenjil Theer Thoren



Pranaya Prapanchamitha



 



Darshana



Sarvam Sada Nin Sourabhyam



Darshana



En Jeevan Saayojyam



Darshana



Snehamrutham Ennileku Darshana



 



Darshana Darshana Darshana



Snehamrutham Ennileku Darshana



 



 



 



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