Lyrics love you papa

dhundhta hu main aaine me tujhe chahta hu tujhsa banu chashmo me tere jannat kya haa ye lage kandhe chadhu toh udane lagu saaya tera ho mere saath me manzil meri hai tere haath me o papa love you papa mere papa thank you papa mummy hamesha karti hai meri fikar par papa hai to kis baat ka dar meri har shararat me ho tumhi partner mere har sawaal ka tum ho anwser main gir padu to mujhko sambhale tu himmat mile jo gale se laga le tu o papa mere papa love you papa, thank you papa

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