Darkling, Entry 3: Ekhono Alo Ashe

Taken from Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah’s poem Khutinati Khunshuti - 17, and turned into a beautiful song by Mehedi Hasan Nil.
Sometimes you wake up with songs in your head on rainy days thinking you could have written them yourself. I won’t say alas! Rather, I’m grateful a song exists in the larger fabric of things for me to borrow from this morning to express my love. Do take some; it is good to feel loved on rainy days such as these.

[@taasinbinhossainalvi9173]

I love your singing brother. It helps me sleep at night.

[@rushnafwadud]

I’m glad I could be of some help. ♥️

[@malishka7965]

I could listen to this song all day.

[@ahsaanhabib4579]

I was wondering why does it seem so familiar and catchy, then I realized the hook sounds almost similar to the chorus from "The blower's daughter" .

[@rushnafwadud]

Hah. It's a basic descending chord. But now that you mention it, the descending notes are quite similar.

[@rushnafwadud]

Nah, I was just listening to it again. The Damien Rice song that it has similar chord structures to is possibly “The Animals Were Gone”. “The Blower’s Daughter” is on a different path.

[@russellchowdhury4914]

ভালো লাগছেরে রাশ্নাফ! উনার রাজনৈতিক কবিতা থেকে একটা করিও মনে ধরলে। সময় চাইছে।

[@rushnafwadud]

Hahaha Russell bhai, ami kokhono shomoyer shongi nohe. In any case, this isn’t my own composition. The song was composed by Mehedi Hasan Nil.

[@penq4220]

i beg for the chords pls

[@rushnafwadud]

I can’t remember, but it should be G, Am, D, C, G.

[@taztonima4512]

অসাধারণ 👍

[@ambientceiling3441]

wonderful

[@redkiteinbluesky]

পোলা মানুষ অয়া মাইয়া মানুষের মতো কভার করার কি আছে?

[@carpet1232]

Mane?

[@rushnafwadud]

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