MUJHY LE CHALO BY KUMAR SANU



This song is composed and tuned by Mark Edward Sudhir, music arranged by Shantiraj Khosla, and sung by Kumar Sanu, for the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ. The album is titled "Peigam-E-Masih"

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