(Verse 2) Tere bina ve main raatan nu, Kahton wichon langdi aan. Latthe di chadar tapke na, Taithon keh ke mangdi aan.
She weaves a thick blanket ( chadar ) on a handloom ( latthe ). As she weaves, she pours her longing into every thread. She sends the blanket with a messenger (usually a jogi or a family friend), with a stern warning: Do not let the blanket get wet, for it carries the warmth of her bosom. She also sends a verbal message of devotion and complaint. The lyrics are in a rustic, highly emotional dialect of Punjabi. Let’s analyze the most famous stanzas. lyrics of lathe di chadar
(Chorus) Latthe di chadar, tapke na, Tapke na ve, tapke na. Mera hath na aave sajjna, Taithon keh ke mangdi aan. (Verse 2) Tere bina ve main raatan nu,