Have a look at the lyrics of Take Notes by Sidhu Moose Wala
June 11, would have been the 32nd birthday of singer Sidhu Moosewala. The late artist’s father has released three new tracks in honour of his birthday.
On May 29, 2022, Sidhu Moosewala, a well-known Punjabi singer, was sadly shot dead in Jawaharke village, Mansa district, when he was 28 years old. Millions of his admirers are still grieving over his untimely passing.
Sidhu Moose Wala new EP Moose Print song Take Notes lyrics meaning in Punjabi and English explained
The fan base of Sidhu Moose Wala is still strong and his popularity is still rising three years after his passing. Three new songs, “0008,” “Neal,” and “Take Notes,” were posted on his official YouTube page on his birthday. Moosewala’s new EP, Moose Print, contains these songs. A total of 11 songs have now been released after the Punjabi singer was murdered.
The most awaited song was Take Notes, a diss track by Sidhu aimed at his fake friends in the Punjabi music industry. His father had spoken about the track prior to its release, revealing how the song’s lyrics talked about what he had been going through in the aftermath of his son’s death and how Sidhu had already spoken about the topic prior to his demise.
Sidhu also speaks about the Dirba incident in his “Take notes” song in the new EP.
The song is written and sung by Sidhu while it has been produced by JayB.
Take Notes Lyrics
Hogea recording
Start hogea (Start hogea, start hogea)
Ik do gallan karnia si
Thodi zindagi vaste thik rehngia
Keonki meri zindagi ch main eh chizan sikhian
Te thonu dasnian mera farz ae
So better you take notes
Bahot kam aun alia gallan
I-i-Its JayB
Oo sadda Sidhu eh Sidhu oh lagda
Pehlan mere bare thonu bhai kehnge
Fer kehna oh ta bas sadde sir te
Fer mere saale oh burai kehnge
Oh parkh ke dekhi ae aukaat sab di
Saal hoya main ta faahe vadde hoe ne
Oh 2-3 jhooth ne bula na leo
Pheli kehna mitran ne chadde hoe ne (Aye)
Nau mera sun nede la na leo
Pheli kehna mitran ne chadde hoe ne (Hayee)
Oo bahot diti ijjat si raas ni aai
Alle palle kakh ni hankare hoe ne
Ehna piche firo na tadaunde gaddian
Main vi att Fortuner cho tare hoe ne
Ho saar lo je ehna bajhon saar sakde
Kise bina khade kado gadde hoe ne
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Oh 2-3 jhooth ne bula na leo
Pheli kehna mitran ne chadde hoe ne (Aye)
Nau mera sun nede la na leo
Pheli kehna mitran ne chadde hoe ne (Hayee)
Oo rakheo na veham thoda saath denge
Jihna de jameer bhande khali varge
Jihda chitt kare piche paa ke le jave
Eh bande sarpanch’an di tralli varge
Oo dogle di jeebh haini pair jhooth de
Raat de vapari subha ladde hoe ne
Oh 2-3 jhooth ne bula na leo
Pheli kehna mitran ne chadde hoe ne (Aye)
Nau mera sun nede la na leo
Pheli kehna mitran ne chadde hoe ne (Hayee)
Oo kai kalakaar’an ne threat bhejea
Dirbe ch laye ik show karke
Badea ne jor laea saahn sittna
Dabbea ni putt piche peyo karke
Oo bina kai sakeeri mere chache bange
Asi kehda card pa ke sadde hoe ne
Oh 2-3 jhooth ne bula na leo
Pheli kehna mitran ne chadde hoe ne (Aye)
Nau mera sun nede la na leo
Pheli kehna mitran ne chadde hoe ne (Hayee)
Who knows what the f*ck is going on b*tch!
Uhh
Slain Singer #SidhuMooseWala father Balkaur Singh Says no one showed up during the court proceedings but people are behind us for the production of documentaries as well as for the book publishing. The EP #MoosePrint was decided to dropped on Sidhu Birthday so we released it, In… pic.twitter.com/wA4OiO8Gd2
— Akashdeep Thind (@thind_akashdeep) June 11, 2025
The songs, which were released the morning of his birthday, have already gained millions of views and become hits. “Take Notes” had received 1.9 million views at the time this article was written, compared to 1.7 million and 1.6 million views for “0008” and “Neal,” respectively.
The songs were published soon after The Killing Call, a two-part documentary broadcast by the BBC. Despite a legal fight, the episodes were made available.
Moose Print Out on All Streaming Platforms and Youtube Channel of Sidhu Moose Wala…
— Sidhu Moose Wala (@iSidhuMooseWala) June 11, 2025
Even after Balkaur Singh, Moosewala’s father, petitioned a Mansa court to halt the documentary’s release, it was nonetheless made public. June 12 is the date of the court hearing.
According to reports, some of Moose Wala’s friends, journalists, and law enforcement officials are interviewed in the BBC documentary. An audio conversation with gangster Goldy Brar, who is charged with planning Moosewala’s murder, is also purportedly included.
Sidhu Moosewala’s death
Sidhu Moosewala was a well-known Punjabi singer, songwriter, and music producer. On June 11, 1993, he was born in the Indian state of Punjab in the small town of Mansa. One of the most adored and well-known voices in Punjabi music, Sidhu Moose Wala was renowned for his distinctive style, deep voice, and potent lyrics.
In May 2022, Sidhu Moosewala, whose real name was Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, was shot and killed in Punjab’s Mansa district. The attack was claimed by Canadian criminal Goldy Brar and a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Many of Sidhu’s posthumous works have since been published, garnering both critical and financial interest.
Parallel to documentary about killing of #SidhuMoosewala, 3 tracks released by family today, 32nd birth anniversary, each song got over 2.5 million views in 6 hours with ‘Take Notes’ getting over 3.2 million views @Punjabihitzz pic.twitter.com/4ObPtft3NX
— Neel Kamal (@NeelkamalTOI) June 11, 2025