Hitman – English Lyrics

• By: King

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

You already know what it is

This is King Rocco baby

Aajkal chhoti soch waalon se main door hoon

Aaya jab bura waqt toh banda gayi bhool tu

Din raat kari ek tab jaake kamaya mota

Chhod ke jaane waali ko aane ki hai chul kyun

Meri wajah se aane thodi hawa de

King aa gaya hai baby sar utha dora de

Tune jo na chaaha kabhi wo maine kiya hai sach

Saare flop patthe maar ke bana main Hitman

Bhale hi chithh teri anta tere pyaar ka

BPO mein baitha tere saath tere yaar ka

Galla kadde karda main chaata pehla maarta

Mujhse na ulajh ae beta main hoon ek baap ka

Mere saath ka har ek bhai ek number hai

Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon mein faile hain jamkar

Roj jashn banega is baat ka

Aur ki tarah na karaa behti shanivaar ka

Mauja lutda jiven Hitman

Main kisi ton ni darrda

Bas mauja lutda

Baby tere yaar ka

Mor bana dunga

Mauja lutda jiven Hitman

Main kisi ton ni darrda

Darrda darrda

Mauja lutda

Baby tere yaar ka

Mor bana dunga

Mauja lutda

Kisi ton ni darrda

Darrda darrda

Mauja lutda

Mor bana dunga

Mainu dhoka dene waaliye tu kade roye na

Dil toota hoya sad leke kade soye na

Hai jaan'da ni billo kinna hove dard

Par dua ye karaa ke tenu hoye na

Bas do pal jeene hain mujhe pyaar ke

Main tera yaar nahi jo uchalta apne baap pe

Main jo bhi hoon jaisa hoon kaafi bahar hoon aukat ke

Tabhi phones mein dekhe hain saare tere saath ke

Gaadi mein stock rakhun dekha nahi Friday

Har din main jeetu jaise everyday is my day

Aap bhi jeeto kabhi aisa baby I pray

Par ye namumkin 'cause you can't afford my game

Bhale hi chithh teri anta tere pyaar ka

BPO mein baitha tere saath tere yaar ka

Galla kadde karda main chaata pehla maarta

Mujhse na ulajh ae beta main hoon ek baap ka

Mere saath ka har ek bhai ek number hai

Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon mein faile hain jamkar

Roj jashn banega is baat ka

Aur ki tarah na karaa behti shanivaar ka

Mauja lutda jiven Hitman

Main kisi ton ni darrda

Bas mauja lutda

Baby tere yaar ka

Mor bana dunga

Mauja lutda jiven Hitman

Main kisi ton ni darrda

Darrda darrda

Mauja lutda

Baby tere yaar ka

Mor bana dunga

Mauja lutda

Kisi ton ni darrda

Darrda darrda

Mauja lutda

Mor bana dunga

Haan

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
Hitman /ˈhɪtmən/ B1	noun - a professional killer
soch /soːtʃ/ B2	noun - thought or thinking
kamaya /kəˈmaːja/ B1	verb - earned
chul /tʃʊl/ C1	noun - urge or obsession
flop /flɒp/ B1	adjective - unsuccessful
chithh /tʃɪtʰ/ C2	noun - cheat or deceit
anta /əntaː/ C1	noun - end or conclusion
BPO /biː piː oʊ/ C1	noun - Business Process Outsourcing
kadde /kədːeː/ C2	verb - to quarrel or argue
chaata /tʃaːtaː/ C2	noun - slap or hit
ulajh /ʊlədʒ/ C1	verb - to get involved
mauja /məʊdʒaː/ B2	noun - fun or enjoyment
lutda /lʊt̪daː/ C1	verb - to loot or plunder
dhoka /d̪ʰoːkaː/ B2	noun - betrayal
billo /bɪlːoː/ C2	noun - cat (colloquial)
uchalta /ʊtʃəlt̪aː/ C1	verb - to throw or toss
aukat /aːʊkət/ C1	noun - status or position
stock /stɒk/ B1	noun - supply or inventory
namumkin /nəmʊmkɪn/ B2	adjective - impossible

Key Grammar Structures

• Aajkal chhoti soch waalon se main door hoon

  ➔ Present Indefinite Tense with 'se' (from) for separation

  ➔ The phrase uses the present tense verb 'hoon' (am) with 'se' to show separation from 'chhoti soch waalon' (narrow-minded people).

• Tune jo na chaaha kabhi wo maine kiya hai sach

  ➔ Relative Pronoun 'jo' (which) and Emphatic 'sach' (truly)

  ➔ The relative pronoun 'jo' refers to 'what you never wanted,' and 'sach' emphasizes the truth of the statement.

• Bhale hi chithh teri anta tere pyaar ka

  ➔ Concessive Clause with 'bhale hi' (even though)

  ➔ 'Bhale hi' introduces a concessive clause, acknowledging a contrast between the situation and the main statement.

• Mauja lutda jiven Hitman

  ➔ Present Continuous Tense in Punjabi (lutda) for ongoing action

  ➔ The verb 'lutda' is in the present continuous tense, describing the ongoing action of enjoying life like a Hitman.

• Main kisi ton ni darrda

  ➔ Negation with 'ni' (not) in Punjabi

  ➔ The word 'ni' is used to negate the verb 'darrda' (fear), emphasizing the speaker's fearlessness.