Devotional Songs | Nagaree Ho Ayodhyaa See
Nagari Ho Ayodhya Si is a devotional song dedicated to Lord Shri Ram. This devotional song is sung by Rekha Garg. This song describes the glory of Lord Shri Ram and his family. This bhajan is very popular in the Hindi religion. This song is often sung during Ram Navami and other Ramayana based celebrations. This song shows the faith and devotion of people towards Lord Ram and his family.
Nagaree ho ayodhyaa see raghukul saa gharaanaa ho
Aur charaṇa ho raaghav ke jahaan meraa ṭhikaanaa ho
Ho tyaag bhaarat jaisaa seetaa see naaree ho
Aur lavakush ke jaisee sntaan hamaaree ho
Nagaree ho ayodhyaa see raghukul saa gharaanaa ho
Aur charaṇa ho raaghav ke jahaan meraa ṭhikaanaa ho
Shraddhaa ho shravaṇa jaisee shabaree see bhakti ho
Aur hanumat ke jaisee niṣṭhaa aur shakti ho
Nagaree ho ayodhyaa see raghukul saa gharaanaa ho
Aur charaṇa ho raaghav ke jahaan meraa ṭhikaanaa ho
Meree jeevan naiyaa ho prabhu raam khevaiyaa ho
Aur raam kripaa kee sadaa mere sar chhayyaa ho
nagaree ho ayodhyaa see raghukul saa gharaanaa ho
aur charaṇa ho raaghav ke jahaan meraa ṭhikaanaa ho
Sarayoo kaa kinaaraa ho nirmal jal dhaaraa ho
aur darash mujhe bhagavan haree ghaḍaee tumhaaraa ho
nagaree ho ayodhyaa see raghukul saa gharaanaa ho
aur charaṇa ho raaghav ke jahaan meraa ṭhikaanaa ho
Kaushalyaa see maa_ii ho lakṣmaṇa saa bhaa_ii
aur svaamee tumhaare jaisaa meraa raghuraa_ii ho
nagaree ho ayodhyaa see raghukul saa gharaanaa ho
aur charaṇa ho raaghav ke jahaan meraa ṭhikaanaa ho
Nagaree ho ayodhyaa see raghukul saa gharaanaa ho
aur charaṇa ho raaghav ke jahaan meraa ṭhikaanaa ho
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