"The Gujari language is the mother of Urdu, and its folk songs encompass diverse themes. When a mother puts her child to sleep, she prays for his future; women's songs express their desires for beauty, jewelry, and marriage. Wedding songs in Gujari reflect the community's customs and traditions, such as the ceremony of draping the groom's attire, cooperation from relatives, the ritual of filling water, welcoming the groom's procession, farewell, dowry, and advice on responsibilities in the in-laws' home. Gujari songs deeply express emotions like separation, migration, longing for a loved one, and a bride's attachment to her parental home. Birds and animals, such as crows, koels, quails, pigeons, goats, buffalo, and horses, highlight the connection with nature and the intensity of the seasons. Songs sung while working in fields are part of the cultural heritage. Stories of love and separation are also an essential part of these songs, such as 'Gujriye', which advises against stubbornness; 'Sipahia', which describes the longing for a loved one; 'Sajtata aur Lomriye', which reminisces about a distant loved one; and 'Qainchi', which is based on the story of Darshi and Manishi.