Gen-Z Lyrics brings you Guitar Warga Lyrics, performed by R Nait & Kiran Bajwa. The concept for this Punjabi track originated with R Nait, who went on to craft it into a impactful masterpiece. The song came to life through Param Pasula, the producer behind it.
Guitar Warga Lyrics
Kaash mere jeen di oh ban je vaja ni
Dil kare zindagi lavaavan ohde naan ni
Haaye supnian ch nitt aavde
Koti vaang mere khyalan nu uderda
Haaye gabbroo guitar warga
My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda
Haaye gabbroo guitar warga
My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda
Jor te jawani palle nasha patta jeero ae
Reelan vaala hero ni oh real ch hero ae
Jor te jawani palle nasha patta tan jeero ae
Reelan vaala hero ni oh real ch hero ae
Ni masal vi paonde boliyan
Nikke hundian kabaddi riha khedda
Haaye gabbroo guitar warga
My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda
Haaye gabbroo guitar warga
My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda
Pahli mulaakaat jado takkiya si net main
Saari di saari hi sacchi ho gayi vibrate main
Pahli mulaakaat jado takkiya si net main
Saari hi sacchi ho gayi vibrate main
Haaye boli ton tan inj lagda
Munda hove jiven mansa de nerh da
Haaye gabbroo guitar warga
My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda
Haaye gabbroo guitar warga
My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda
Hao mang le tu jaan bhaven honi nahio na ni
Hao udan tan retire fauji warga swah ni
Haaye mere hunde ho gayi hor di
Dass jhole vich launa ki vajood n
Tu lajian de baag warga
Fail kardi dubai wali oud nu
Tu lajian de baag warga
Fail kardi dubai wali oud nu
Ho hoia na je chaah poora tainu haaye ve aun da
Faida ki aa vilo mera duniya te aun da
Ho hoia na je chaah poora tainu haaye ve aun da
Faida ki aa vilo mera duniya te aun da
Tu mitha mitha bole mithiye
Munda hik vich sanbhda barood nu
Ankhi maavan de duddh peete aa
Daraun valian chon aa daran valian chon nahin
Baaki teriyaan duawan ch ini taakat hai bhagvane
Maaran valian chon aa
Maran valian chon nahin
Haaye gabbroo guitar warga
My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda
Tu lajian de baag wargi
Fail kardi dubai wali oud nu
Tu lajian de baag wargi
Fail kardi dubai wali oud nu
written by: R Nait
“Guitar Warga” Song Meaning Explained
The Big Picture
Right away the title “Guitar Warga” sets the mood, it kind of tells you how this whole song want to be felt rather than just heard, The idea of someone being like a guitar, that image folds everything in—tension, strings, the way notes vibrate when you touch them. It frames the narrator as both musician and audience, someone who notices small vibrations in another person and reacts, sometimes gentle, sometimes loud. The production, the way Param Pasula shapes the beats and the acoustic little edges, it puts that guitar metaphor in your chest, makes it literal and emotional at the same time, which is why the title works so well, because it promises music and then delivers feeling.
Most Impactful Lines
There are a couple lines that make me stop the song and play them again, the first being Haaye gabbroo guitar warga, because it’s tender but also kind of electric, it sounds like an observation but feels like confession. Then the follow up My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda, that image of the heart’s strings being plucked, it are simple but it lands hard, it makes you feel exposed. Another one that hits me is Pahli mulaakaat jado takkiya si net main, that whole moment where a first look turns into something real, the line about the phone vibrating and everything feeling true, it’s tiny but it tells a bigger story about trust, about how quickly illusions can become convictions. And later, Tu lajian de baag warga, Fail kardi dubai wali oud nu, that comparison is playful but deep, it’s like saying she disarms even the most polished charm, which is such a cool reversal.
Decoding The Chorus
The chorus is the hook and also the confession, it’s where the metaphor get repeated until it becomes fact in your head. First the line Haaye gabbroo guitar warga paints the subject as this magnetic, musical presence, someone who makes the air feel like a melody. Then My dil diyan taaran rehinda chherda zooms in, says okay, not just that they are musical, but they are actively plucking the narrator’s strings, making emotions sing or break. It’s a gentle way of saying “you affect me,” but the guitar image keeps it aesthetic, not clumsy. The repetition in the chorus is important too, because each repeat makes the feeling more certain, it moves from maybe to definitely, so by the third time you aren’t asking if it’s love or crush, you feel the vibration as evidence.
Most Relatable Part
For me the most human, most honest moment is the bit about the first meeting and the phone vibration, Pahli mulaakaat jado takkiya si net main, that small tech detail makes it modern and painful and sweet all at once. Honestly this part always gets me, because we all have that tiny moment where something small proves something big, a message, a look, a shared laugh, and suddenly you are invested. The lines about being raised on mother’s milk, Ankhi maavan de duddh peete aa, and then the contrast with fear and courage, it are raw, it shows how love doesn’t erase vulnerability, it just gives it shape. That’s the part that connects—it’s not just admiration, it’s also the fear of losing yourself, the mixture of strength and tenderness, you know?
Conclusion & Overall Message
At the end the song leaves you with this warm, slightly aching feeling, like when a note lingers after the amp is off. “Guitar Warga” is, at heart, about being changed by someone, and not in a flashy movie way, but in small vibrations that add up. It celebrates realness too, that “real hero” line contrasts surface level bravado with genuine presence, and that matters, because the song are saying value the person who makes you feel, not the one who only looks good on a screen. For me, the takeaway is simple and kind of comforting, love can be music, it can be small touches and honest vibrations, and that is enough to be whole, or to start trying to be. This is why I keep replaying it, because every listen finds another string that are trembling, and sometimes that trembling answers you back, which is, well, beautiful.
Guitar Warga Song Video
Guitar Warga Song Credits
| Song | Guitar Warga |
| Artist(s) | R Nait & Kiran Bajwa |
| Album | Guitar Warga |
| Writer(s) | R Nait |
| Producer(s) | Param Pasula |
