Ishwar Lyrics – A powerful devotional Haryanvi track by Shivam Hudda for Maha Shivratri. A soulful prayer to Lord Shiva (Bholenath) about faith and eternal truth. Full lyrics inside.
Ishwar Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bholenath Tera Hun Deewana
Is Jag Se Hun Anjana
Matlab Ki Sari Duniya
Chaanhu Chhod Ke Tere Pass Aana
Tu Karta Kalyan Bhole Sabka
Mere Dil Mein Tera Thikana
Jo Laye Jholi Khali Tere Dar
Bhare Khushiyon Ka Tu Khajana
Bhatke Ko Raha Dikhlata
Sathi Akele Ka Rahve Tu Hardam
Akele Ka Rahve Tu Hardam
Akele Ka Rahve Tu Hardam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Duniya Hai Do Din Ka Mela
Insan Ko Jana Akela
Saans Jab Tak Sab Sath Dete
Bad Uske Khatam Jhamela
Yahan Matlab Se Hai Rishte
Na Guru Kisi Ka Na Chela
Sath Jata Hai Kiya Karam
Dhan Daulat Mitti Ka Thela
Saccha Sirf Tu Ishwar
Baki Duniya Jhuthi Bhari Bharkam
Baki Duniya Jhuthi Bhari Bharkam
Baki Duniya Jhuthi Bhari Bharkam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam Bhole Bam
Ache Waqat Mein Toh Sab Saath Dete Hai
Apna Toh Tu Hai Mahadev
Jo Bure Waqat Mein Bhi Saath Khada Hai Mere
Written by: Shivam Hudda
Ishwar Song Description
This is an informational description of the lyrics for the song 'Ishwar'. The song is by 'Shivam Hudda', with music by 'DSTAA', and it is released under the 'White Hill Dhaakad' label. It is a devotional Haryanvi song created for the festival of 'Maha Shivratri'.
The lyrics are a prayer to Lord Shiva, who is also called 'Ishwar' and 'Bholenath'. The singer describes himself as a devoted follower, saying he is a stranger to the world and wishes to leave everything behind to be with the divine. The words express that Shiva is a protector who blesses everyone, fills empty hands with happiness, and is a constant companion for those who are lost or alone. The core chant, "Bam Bhole Bam," is a powerful and repetitive devotional phrase praising the Lord.
The song then reflects on the nature of life, describing the world as a temporary fair where a person ultimately journeys alone. It says relationships are often based on selfish motives, and only one's deeds accompany the soul after death, not material wealth. The singer declares that only God, 'Ishwar', is true and eternal, while everything else in the world is false and temporary. It concludes by affirming that while people may support you in good times, only 'Mahadev' (Shiva) stands with you faithfully during the hardest times.
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