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Still Mine Lyrics

Prem Dhillon

Still Mine Lyrics

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Original Lyrics

Na pata na saar koi
Dil te rakhya bhaar koi
Sufne vich hassda disda ae
Par naal na disdi naar koi
Ohnu vi sufna aunda hove
Mainu sufne aaye ton
Ohnu main vi chete aundi hu
Oh vi bhullda nahi bhulaaye ton
Ohnu main vi chete aundi hu
Oh vi bhullda nahi bhulaaye ton
Jadon kathiyan hassa hassde si
Fir ikko jihe lagde si
Usde vich hi jeeunde si
Na bahli doori rakhde si
Hun dovein paase pachtave ne
Hun faayda ki pachtaye ton
Ohnu main vi chete aundi hu
Oh vi bhullda nahi bhulaaye ton
Ohnu main vi chete aundi hu
Oh vi bhullda nahi bhulaaye ton
Ohdi har gall lagge khand jihi
Yaadan di de gaya vand jihi
Ih jo vi ghadi langh rahi
Har saah mainu bhand rahi
Tutt jaan gudiyan laggiyan vi
Koi manda nahi manaye ton
Oh tan ove diyan ove ne
Par baaki gallan change hoiyan
Main do do vaari parhiyan ne
Vich ishq kita, bakhsh change hoiyan
Ohde nigh jehya nigh nahi
Jo milda si gal laaye ton
Baat wafaon ki hoti to kabhi na haarte
Baat wafaon ki hoti to kabhi na haarte
Baat naseeb ki thi kuch kar na sake
Ohnu main vi chete aundi hu
Oh vi bhullda nahi bhulaaye ton
Ohnu main vi chete aundi hu
Oh vi bhullda nahi bhulaaye ton

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Still Mine Song Meaning

Still Mine” by Prem Dhillon is a deeply emotional song about lost love, regret, and unfinished feelings. The singer reflects on a relationship that once felt inseparable — where both lovers lived within each other and shared laughter without distance.


Now, they are apart. Time has passed, but the memories haven’t faded. There’s mutual regret, but it’s too late. The most powerful message of the song is that the breakup wasn’t due to betrayal or lack of loyalty — it was destiny.


Even though they are no longer together, emotionally they still belong to each other — that’s why the title “Still Mine.

Lyric Annotations

“Baat wafaon ki hoti to kabhi na haarte”

In this line, Jagjit reflects on the theme of loyalty and commitment. The phrase "Baat Wafaon Ki Hoti To Kabhi Na Haarte" translates to "If it were about loyalty, we would never lose." This implies that the speaker believes their devotion and faithfulness are unmatched and, had the situation been judged on these qualities alone, they would be victorious. By focusing on "wafa" (loyalty), Jagjit highlights the importance of genuine commitment in relationships. This resonates with a cultural emphasis on loyalty and the idea that true fidelity should overcome any challenge, underscoring a sense of integrity and emotional resilience.

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"Still Mine" is a popular song sung by Prem Dhillon, released in 2026. The lyrics are penned by Jagjit and the music is composed by Rass.

Frequently Asked Questions about Still Mine

Prem Dhillon lends their voice to this track, released back in 2026.
The pen behind "Still Mine" belongs to Jagjit, whose lyrics give the song its soul.
The music was composed by Rass, whose arrangement perfectly complements the vocals.
"Still Mine" was released as an independent single by Prem Dhillon, standing strong on its own without being tied to any film or album.
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"Still Mine" has 1 annotated section where our editors have broken down the meaning behind specific lines. Look for the highlighted text in the lyrics — tap any highlighted line to reveal a detailed explanation of the wordplay, cultural references, and deeper meaning behind Prem Dhillon's words.