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ane kiun wo sanson ki daur tutne nahi deta



jane kiun wo sanson ki daur tutne nahi deta

Bas qadam aur chalne ka wasta dekar mujay rukne nahi deta



Baat kehta hay wo hans hans kar ji lene ki

Ajeeb shaks hay mujay chain se ronay nahi deta



Aaj hosla deta hay ujay chaand sitaron ko choo lene ka

Woh payara sa chehra mujay toot k bikhrne nahi deta



Shayad janta hay wo bhi in aankhon main Aansson ka sailab hay

Janay kiun phir bhi wo in Aansoon ko girne nahi deta



Mujse kehta hay main to mar jaonga tumhare bina

Main Zinda hon ab tak mujay wo marne nahi deta
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