‘Sau Saal Pehle Mujhe Tumse Pyaar Tha m’🌷 performed by Tabla for Two

Tabla for Two performing: Sau Saal Pehle Mujhe Tumse Pyaar Tha (“A Hundred Years Ago I Was In Love With You”) Composer: Shankar from Hyderabad, India (1922-1987) Jaikishan from Gujarat, India (1929-1971) Shankar-Jaikishan, along with other artists, composed "everlasting" and "immortal melodies" in the 1950s, 1960s, and early 1970s in India. Lyrics: Hasrat Jaipuri (1922-1999) Indian Poet Movie: Jab Pyar Kisi Se Hota Hai (1961) Singers: Mohammad Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar Lyrics: a hundred years ago I was in love with you I loved you and I still do and will do so in future for centuries I was desperate to meet you my heart was restless, it still is and will always be so a hundred years ago I was in love with you I loved you and I still do and will do so in future don't get angry at me my love it's like I will die when you keep smiling it's like there is lightning while being alive my love I had been waiting for you was waiting for you still am today will do so in future for centuries I was desperate to meet you my heart was restless, it still is and will always be so in the strings of my heart the sweet beats are because of you and this beautiful show the intoxicated spring is because of you my love, my heart was totally indebted to you was indebted to you, still is and will always be a hundred years ago I was in love with you  I loved you and I still do and will do so in future This arrangement is sung and played by Masood Omari (tabla and singing at the same time) and Abigail Adams Greenway on Harmonium Playing for Peace Video recorded and edited by Conrad Osipowicz of Blue Room Productions SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel to keep up with our latest music! Tabla for Two Playing for Peace Tabla for Two was formed in 2012 when Abigail Adams Greenway and Masood Omari met in the Zamani House of Heritage, an Afghan textile showroom in Washington, DC. They formed a musical partnership after Abigail studied tabla with Masood. She totally immersed herself in her tabla studies to the extent that she left aside her career as a visual artist. Later she learned to play the harmonium as a natural development of her classical Indian music studies. Inspired by someone who could keep the beat to accompany his musical travels, Masood began composing new music for two tabla players, particularly including one (Abigail) playing the three daya. Utilizing the classical structure, Masood has written modern tabla compositions that are mesmerizing. Tabla For Two represents the best in East-West cooperation. If you like what you see & hear, please share our music with your friends & family and spread the PEACE! Visit our website at http://tablafortwo.com/ Follow us on Facebook at   / tablafortwomusic   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel at    / tablafortwo