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Koi aaye, ya na aaye, fikar hi nahi


Koi aaye, ya na aaye, fikar hi nahi
        Kab hase the ham voh kholkar, khabar hi nahi
Vakt aaye koi khusiya ya jindigi lekar,
        Ghame dil par, koi baat ka asar hi nahi
Napasand mangilo ke raste arabo hai pade ,
        Meri mangil ke taraf jata vo rasta hi nahi.
Koi gunha, na koi dhosh hai, mari halat me tera,
        Mere hatoh me sirf jaan, hai kismat hi nahi.
Koi saathi hai toh, bas ak voh tanhai hai,
        Mere jivan me kisi aur ka hisaa hi nahi.
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