Biography:
Tahsan is one of the most popular artist of Bangladesh.He was a member of Bangladeshi band Black.
He joined Black in 2000.He released three solo albums.
Tahsan launched his own solo career in 2004 with the release of the album "Kothopokothon". The album had a completely different sound to Black's albums, as it was mostly a pop fare. It was a big hit, particularly the song "Irsha" which soon became a fan favourite. In 2005, Tahsan released his second solo album 'Kritodasher Nirban'.
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Oi durer akash, Aaj rongin holo
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Bodle jayoyar niome-e
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Tai bodle geche, shob icche gulo
G D A
Shongi kore tomake-e
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Dekho urche dure, koto rongin ghuri
G D A
Urte thaka michile-e
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Ar dekhci tomay, Du chokh jure
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Bondi tomar mayate-e
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Koto dur, koto poth
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Eka eka chute jaoa
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Din sheshe pother bake
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Obak hoye khuje paoa ..Tomake
Bm Fm G D
Ghum venge otha, vorer udash howa
E G A
Chokh mele takiye
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Dana mele ora, sritir ghore phera
E G A
Tomay jure hariye
Onek obujh chaoa,Tomay phire paoa
Adhar kothay paliye
Moner gohin daare, shomoy kora nare
Acho tumi pashe…dariye…
Oi durer akash, Aaj rongin holo
G D A
Bodle jayoyar niome-e
Bm Fm
Tai bodle geche, shob icche gulo
G D A
Shongi kore tomake-e
Bm Fm
Dekho urche dure, koto rongin ghuri
G D A
Urte thaka michile-e
Bm Fm
Ar dekhci tomay, Du chokh jure
G D A
Bondi tomar mayate-e
Bm Fm G (D)
Koto dur, koto poth
Bm Fm G D
Eka eka chute jaoa
Bm Fm G D
Din sheshe pother bake
Bm Fm G D
Obak hoye khuje paoa ..Tomake
Bm Fm G D
Ghum venge otha, vorer udash howa
E G A
Chokh mele takiye
Bm Fm G D
Dana mele ora, sritir ghore phera
E G A
Tomay jure hariye
Onek obujh chaoa,Tomay phire paoa
Adhar kothay paliye
Moner gohin daare, shomoy kora nare
Acho tumi pashe…dariye…
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