Semi - Auto

On the stock of the semi-auto, [Majhail: a person from the Majha region of Punjab, known for a brave and warrior-like temperament] is engraved

This boy is never seen hanging around with lowly crowds

My top-tier [Yaar: close friends/brothers; carries significant cultural weight regarding loyalty] are like Dulla Bhatti

Nurturing old-school feuds in the heat of rising youth

Father prays under the shadow of weapons

Oh, we have started making destiny dance on our fingertips

First, we did such deeds that our name became famous

Now [Ni/Nee: a gender-specific vocative used to address a woman directly], just by hearing our name, our tasks get done

First, we did such deeds that our name became famous

Now [Ni/Nee: a gender-specific vocative used to address a woman directly], just by hearing our name, our tasks get done

Gatherings are held at the [Motor: electric pump house in a farm field] near the [Vatt: earthen boundary markers in a field]

French rifles are hidden within the car fenders

Oh, I never broke the heart of any [Naar: woman/belle]

But I never turned down the call of a [Roosna: pouting/annoyed] friend

There is no flaw or fragility in the [Jatt: a member of the land-owning agricultural community known for pride and lifestyle] friendships

Even those who left me have started to regret it now

First, we did such deeds that our name became famous

Now [Ni/Nee: a gender-specific vocative used to address a woman directly], just by hearing our name, our tasks get done

First, we did such deeds that our name became famous

Now [Ni/Nee: a gender-specific vocative used to address a woman directly], just by hearing our name, our tasks get done

Since the beginning, we have been extracting results through sheer stubbornness

We are the fashion-forward boys from the village

Those who clash with us leave on their knees

Humble in mind, elevated in intellect, we live in His Will

At eighteen, this [Jatt: land-owning agricultural community] became the talk of the town

Oh, we weren't suppressed before, and now we’ve started suppressing others

First, we did such deeds that our name became famous

Now [Ni/Nee: a gender-specific vocative used to address a woman directly], just by hearing our name, our tasks get done

First, we did such deeds that our name became famous

Now [Ni/Nee: a gender-specific vocative used to address a woman directly], just by hearing our name, our tasks get done

On the stock of the semi-auto, [Majhail: person from the Majha region] is engraved

This boy is never seen hanging around with lowly crowds

Oh, we are stubborn [Jatts: land-owning agricultural community] of our word

The youths don't harbor weak or cheap hobbies

Oh, we have kept our kite flying high in the sky

This is all the play of fate and destiny

We have shoved every rival into a corner

We have shoved every rival into a corner