Chander Gaye Chand Legeche
JoJo Lyrics

The lyrics of JoJo's song Chander Gaye Chand Legeche contemplate on the mysteries of life and the complexities of human existence. In the first line, "like the moon on the moon", the singer compares two similar entities that exist in different planes of existence. This is followed by a series of questions that highlight the serious socio-cultural issues prevalent in society. The question "what you will say to her birth mother jhiyera stomach?" alludes to the taboo against premarital sex and the stigma faced by single mothers in certain cultures. The following line talks about a three-month-old daughter who was inside her mother's womb for 9 months which raises questions about the state of maternal healthcare and infant mortality rates in impoverished societies. The line "eleven children who are three months or phakiri that?" refers to the possibility of a large family, and whether all of the children receive equal attention and care from their parents. The next two lines concern the living conditions of a possibly homeless or destitute person who lacks basic necessities such as food and shelter, and ends with a reference to Lalon Fakir, a Bengali philosopher-poet who often explored existential themes in his works. The last line questions whether the earth of a phakiri or wandering ascetic, touched the mother of a young boy who was thought to be dead.

Overall, through these lines, the singer presents a critique of society's indifference towards the marginalized and vulnerable members of society. The song sheds light on issues of gender, social inequality, poverty, and the human condition.