सम्पूर्ण जीवन मेरा प्रभु तुम्हारा है (Sampurna Jeevan Mera Prabhu Tumhara Hai) – Lyrics & Chords

This powerful hymn is a song of complete consecration. It tells the story of a soul once lost in sin, found by the “Good Shepherd,” and now dedicated entirely to the service and praise of the Lord.

Hindi Lyrics (हिंदी पाठ)

मुखड़ा (Chorus):
सम्पूर्ण जीवन मेरा प्रभु तुम्हारा है
प्यारे प्रभु तू मेरे जीवन का सहारा है (2)

अंतरा 1 (Stanza 1):
जब मैं गुनाहों में खोया था
पापों में बिल्कुल सोया था (2)
अपने पवित्र लहू से
धोया तुम्हीं ने पाप को
धोकर मुझे शुद्ध किया
मेरे हृदय साफ़ किया (2)

अंतरा 2 (Stanza 2):
तुझ से जब मैं भटक गया
जीवन को तूने सहारा दिया (2)
अच्छा चरवाहा बनके
तूने मुझे अब ढूंढ़ लिया
अब से प्रभु मैं गाऊँगा
तेरा वचन मैं सुनाऊँगा (2)

अंतरा 3 (Stanza 3):
प्रभु मुझको बचा लिया
पापों का बोझ भी हटा दिया (2)
अनुग्रह और शांति और प्रेम दिया
अपने जीवन से भर दिया
पापों से मन फिराओ
दिल से विश्वास लाओ तुम (2)

Transliteration

Chorus:
Sampurna jeevan mera Prabhu tumhara hai
Pyare Prabhu Tu mere jeevan ka sahara hai (x2)

Stanza 1:
Jab main gunahon mein khoya tha
Paapon mein bilkul soya tha (x2)
Apne pavitra lahu se
Dhoya Tumheen ne paap ko
Dhokar mujhe shuddh kiya
Mere hriday saaf kiya (x2)

Stanza 2:
Tujh se jab main bhatak gaya
Jeevan ko Tune sahara diya (x2)
Acchha charvaha banke
Tune mujhe ab dhoondh liya
Ab se Prabhu main gaoonga
Tera vachan main sunaoonga (x2)

Stanza 3:
Prabhu mujhko bacha liya
Paapon ka bojh bhi hata diya (x2)
Anugrah aur shanti aur prem diya
Apne jeevan se bhar diya
Paapon se mann firao
Dil se vishwas lao tum (x2)

Guitar & Piano Chords

Scale: G Major | Tempo: 72 BPM | Strumming: D-D-U-U-D-U

(Chorus)
(G) Sampurna jeevan (C) mera (D) Prabhu tumha(G)ra hai
(G) Pyare Prabhu Tu (C) mere (D) jeevan ka sa(G)hara hai (x2)

(Stanza)
(G) Jab main guna(Em)hon mein (C) khoya (D) tha
(G) Paapon mein (Em) bilkul (C) soya (D) tha (x2)
(C) Apne pa(D)vitra (G) lahu se
(C) Dhoya Tu(D)mheen ne (G) paap ko
(Am) Dhokar mujhe (D) shuddh kiya
(C) Mere hri(D)day saaf (G) kiya (x2)

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Explanation & Author Details

Author & Writer:

This song is a Traditional Hindi Christian Hymn. While it has roots in older evangelical “Bhajan” styles, it has been popularized in modern worship by various artists and church choirs across India. It is a staple in the “Aatmik Geet” collection and often attributed to regional gospel composers of the late 20th century who focused on the themes of salvation and the “Good Shepherd.”¹

Theology:

• Total Consecration: The chorus expresses the “Lordship of Christ”—the idea that our entire life belongs to God because He bought us with a price.
• The Good Shepherd: Stanza 2 utilizes the imagery of John 10, depicting Jesus as the Shepherd who goes out to find the lost sheep that has wandered away.
• Repentance and Faith: Stanza 3 serves as a sermon in a song, calling the listener to “turn away from sin” (Mann Firao) and “bring faith from the heart.” It highlights that salvation brings not just forgiveness, but also grace, peace, and love.²

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Bible Verses & Meaning

Lyric Line	Bible Verse	Spiritual Meaning
Sampurna jeevan mera	Romans 12:1	To offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God.³
Pavitra lahu se dhoya	1 John 1:7	The blood of Jesus, his Son, purifies us from all sin.
Acchha charvaha banke	Luke 15:4	Tells of the Shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to go after the lost sheep until he finds it.
Paapon se mann firao	Acts 3:19	“Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out.”⁴

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Sources & Official Links

• Official Video Link: Sampurna Jeevan Mera – Lyrical Video
• The Holy Bible, English Standard Version (ESV). Wheaton: Crossway, 2016.
• Open Gospel Lyrics Database. “Hindi Worship: Sampurna Jeevan Mera.” https://opengospellyrics.wordpress.com.

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Footnotes

1. “Traditional Hindi Bhajans: A History of Consecration Songs,” Indian Christian Heritage, accessed March 25, 2026.
2. Holy Bible, ESV, (Wheaton: Crossway, 2016), Romans 12:1.
3. “The Parable of the Lost Sheep,” Bible Study Tools, accessed March 25, 2026.
4. “The Meaning of Repentance and Faith,” The Gospel Coalition, accessed March 25, 2026.