Tumse Mohabbat Hai - Jal Raj (Slowed + Reverbed) - BK SLOWED MUSIC || Sp Hurpar ||
Channel: Sp Hurpar
Date: 2022-07-15

Tumse Mohabbat Hai - Jal Raj (Slowed + Reverbed) - BK SLOWED MUSIC || Sp Hurpar ||


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Song : Tumse Mohabbat Hai

Singer : Jal Raj

Lyrics : Jal Raj

Composed & Performed By : JalRaj




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