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Song title: Maa Tujhe Salaam
Album: Vande Mataram
Year: 1997
Singer: A.R.Rahman
Lyrics: Mehboob
Music: A.R.Rahman
Music label: Sony Music India
Oo..Ooo…
[Vande Mataram]x8
Yahaan vahaan saara jahaan dekh liyaa
Kahin bhi tere jaisa koi nahin
Assi nahin, sau din duniya ghooma hai
Naahi kaahe tere jaisa koi nahin
Main gaya jahaan bhi
Bas teri yaad thi
Jo mere saath thi
Mujhko tadpa thi rulathi
Sab se pyaari teri soorat
Pyaar hai bas tera, pyaar hi
[Maa tujhe salaam]x2
O Maa tujhe salaam
[Vande maataram]x6
[Vande maataram]x2
Tere paas hi main aa raha hunn
Apni baahein khol de
Jor se mujhko gale laga le
Mujhko phir voh pyaar de
Oo… Ooo..
Tu hi zindagi hai
Tu hi meri mohabbat hai
Tere hi pairon mein jannat hai
Tu hi dil, tu jaan, Ammaaa…
[Maa tujhe salaam]x2
O maa Tujhe salam
Maa tujhe salam
[Vande maataram]x8
[Vande maataram]x10

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