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[Verse 1 - Hindi] Sonee si raahon pe dhoop bikhri hai Zindagi aaj kal thodi nikhri hai Pehle tha sannata, pehle thi khamoshi Ab toh hawaon mein gholi hai madhoshi [Pre-Chorus - Bengali] Hridoyer janala ta khule dekhi aaj (I open the window of my heart and see today) Rongin hoyeche amar shob-e kaaj (All my chores have become colorful) Ogo bhalobashi, tumi ki jano na? (Oh beloved, do you not know?) [Chorus - Mixed] Bengali: Tumi amar chokher shurjo, bhorer alo (You are the sun in my eyes, the morning light) Hindi: Tumse hi raushan hai ye raaste saare Bengali: Eii moner akashey, tumi thako bhalo (In the sky of this heart, may you stay well) Hindi: Tumse hi chamkenge ab kismat ke taare [Verse 2 - Bengali] Ekta kotha chilo mone go (There was a word in my heart) Bolechi ki kono din tomay go? (Have I ever told it to you?) Tomar oi hashite, mon bheshe jaae (My heart floats away in that smile of yours) Jeno kono nouka pakhir danay (Like a boat on the wings of a bird) [Bridge - Hindi] Na koyi parda hai, na koi hai doori Tum jo mile toh, hui hai poori Adhoori si ek kahaani meri Ab har saans hai amaanat tumhari [Outro - Mixed] Hindi: Saath chalna yunhi... Bengali: Poth harabo na aar... (I won't lose the path anymore) Hindi: Bas tum aur main. Production Vibes Instruments: A Dotara or Ektara (traditional Bengali string instruments) providing the main riff, backed by a groovy Tabla or Cajon beat. Vocals: Energetic yet grounded. The Bengali parts can have a slight "Murki" (traditional ornamentations) to give it that authentic soil-of-the-earth feel. Would you like me to generate a 10-second video snippet of how the melody might sound, or should we refine the lyrics for a specific mood like "long-distance love"?