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u can download simro simar simar sukh pavo by bhai ravnder singh (darbar sahib)

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Bhai Ravinder Singh - G. Singh Sabha Guru Nanak Pura (N.D) - 31st May 08

(Live Rec On 31st May 08 G. Singh Sabha Guru Nanak Pura (New Delhi))

u can download more of his live recording .

Note * All r recording r in high sound quality download and share recording with other gurbani lover after download ur feedback is most welcome

gurfateh

sewa@gaavosachibani.net

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