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KADAM KO JARA SA BADHA KE DEKHO


KADAM KO JARA SA BADHA KE DEKHO,  (1)
MUJHE TUM JIGAR ME BASA KE TOH DEKHO, (2)
NAZAR SE YU MUJHKO NA PARKHA KARO TUM,
MERE DIL SE DIL KO MILA KAR TOH DEKHO

BHALE LAKH NAZARO KO ACHE LAGENGEH,
SAYANE LAGENGEH ,DIVANE LAGENGEH,
    MERE MAAN KO UNSE MILA KE DEKHO   (1)(2)

MERE PAAS DAINE KO KHUCH BHI NAHI HAI,
ME KYA HU DIKHA NE KO KHUCH BHI NAHI HAI,
MAGAR APNE DIL KO MANA KE DEKHO (1)(2)

KHUUBSURAT SI HAR EK DIVAAR HAI,
KOI BANGALA NAHI MERA DIL YAAR HAI,
APNE TAN-MANN KO ES GHAR MEIN LA KAR DEKHO(1,2)

KASAM NA BHARAM SE TUMHE CHIN LUNGA,
TUM HO SIRF MERI NA VAADA KARUNGA,
TUMHE PHIRBHI APNA BANA LUNGA DEKHO(1)(2)
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