পেয়েছি ছুটি, বিদায় দেহো ভাই
Peyechhi chhuti biday
Puja
৫৯৮
পেয়েছি ছুটি, বিদায় দেহো ভাই–
সবারে আমি প্রণাম করে যাই॥
ফিরায়ে দিনু দ্বারের চাবি, রাখি
না আর ঘরের দাবি–
সবার আজি প্রসাদবাণী চাই॥
অনেক
দিন ছিলাম প্রতিবেশী,
দিয়েছি যত নিয়েছি তার বেশি।
প্রভাত হয়ে এসেছে রাতি, নিবিয়া
গেল কোণের বাতি–
পড়েছে ডাক, চলেছি আমি তাই॥ Transliteration
Peyechhi chhuti bidaay deho bhaai - Sabaare aami pronam kore jaai. Phiraye dinu dwaarer chaabi raakhi na aar gharer daabi. Sabar aaji prosadbaani chaai. Anek din chhilem protibeshi, Diyechhi jato niyechhi taar beshi. Probhat hoye esechhe raati nibiya gelo koner baati - Porechhe daak, cholechhi aami taai.
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- Mishra Lallit / Ramkeli(মিশ্র-ললিত-রামকেলি)
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- Shantiniketan(শান্তিনিকেতন)
- Swarabitan vol.
- 40(স্বরবিতান ৪০)
- Notation by
- Indira Debi Chowdhurani
Indira Debi Chowdhurani1873–1960Rabindranath's niece — scholar, translator and musician, who set down a great many of his songs in notation.Photographer unknown, c. 1890 · Wikimedia Commons, public domain / Surendranath Bandopadhyay
Surendranath Bandopadhyay1886–1972Musician of the Vishnupur gharana, known as Sangitratnakar, and a notator of Rabindrasangeet.Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, from the documentary “The Vishnupur Gharana” · Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0 / Dinendranath Tagore
Dinendranath Tagore1882–1935Rabindranath's grand-nephew and the principal notator of his songs — the poet called him the keeper of all his songs. Taught music at Santiniketan.Photographer unknown, c. 1935 · Wikimedia Commons, public domain / Bhimrao Shastri - Composition date
- 22 April 1912(৯ বৈশাখ ১৩১৯)
English
I have got my leave. Bid me farewell, my brothers! I bow to you all and take my departure. Here I give back the keys of my door---and I give up all claims to my house. I only ask for last kind words from you. We were neighbours for long, but I received more than I could give. Now the day has dawned and the lamp that lit my dark corner is out. A summons has come and I am ready for my journey.
Translated by Rabindranath Tagore
Rabindranath Tagore1861–1941Poet, composer and painter; the words and the melodies of every song in Gitabitan are his. Nobel laureate in Literature, 1913.His first photograph, Calcutta · 1873 ? · 25 Portraits of Rabindranath Tagore (Visva-Bharati, Calcutta, 1951) source
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