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\startsong
\stitle{na tum hame.n jaano, na ham tumhe jaane.n}%
\film{Baat Ek Raat Ki}%
\year{1962}%
\starring{Dev Anand, Waheeda Rahman}%
\singer{Hemant, Suman Kalyanpur / Suman Kalyanpur}%
\music{Hemant}%
\lyrics{Majrooh}%
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% Contributor:  
% Transliterator: Venkatasubramanian K. G (gopala@cs.wisc.edu)
% Credits: rec.music.indian.misc 
%          Bittu (gore@pepper.rutgers.edu)
%          Jagan Gudur (gudur@eemips.tamu.edu)
%          Preetham Gopalaswamy (preetham@src.umd.edu)
%          Rajan Parrikar (parrikar@mimicad.colorado.edu)
% Editor: Anurag Shankar (anurag@astro.indiana.edu)
% Comments: The Suman solo begins without the initial humming,
%           opening with "na tum hame.n jaano," and it has nearly
%           identical lyrics. Only the first half of the last line
%           is different:
%                     ke jaae.nge dono.n, jaane kahaa.N
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\printtitle
#indian
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## hmmmmm ##  \threedots
magar lagataa hai kuchh aisaa, meraa hamadam mil gayaa
na tum hame.n jaano, na ham tumhe.n jaane.n
magar lagataa hai kuchh aisaa, meraa hamadam mil gayaa
na tum \threedots

(ye mausam ye raat chup hai, ye ho.nTho.n kii baat chup hai 
khaamoshii sunaane lagii, hai daastaa.n ) \- (2)
nazar ban gaI hai, dil kii zubaa.n
na tum \threedots

(muhabbat ke mo.D pe ham, mile sabako chho.D ke ham 
dha.Dakate dilo.n kaa leke, ye kaaravaa.n  ) \- (2)
chale aaj dono, jaane kahaa.N
na tum \threedots
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#endindian
\endsong
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