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SAVAAL JO BHI KIYA HAI


SAVAAL JO BHI KIYA HAI, VOH UNSE HAI KYU KHAFA,
MERI NAZAR MEIN TOH DIYA HAI, VOH ENSE HAI KYU KHAFA.

KITAB UNNE PADHI JO, VOH MAINE LIKH NE PADHI,
SAHER TOH UNSE MILA HAI, MERE TOH SSAATH JAMIN,
HISAAB MAINE DIYA HAI, VOH ESSE HAI KYU KHAFA.

GAGAN MEIN JO BHI CHAMAK HAI, VOH TOH EN AAKHO SE HAI,
MEHEK JO BHAGOH-CHAMAN ME HAI ,VOH TOH EN SASOH SE HAI,
YEH SACH JOH SAB SE BADA HAI, VOH ESSE HAI KYU KHAFA.

MEIN UNKI ULJANO KO, DARD KO VIRAAM KARU,
VOH GALAT RAAHO MEIN HAI, MEIN YEH BAYAAN KARU,
SHUBUT PYAAR MERA HAI, VOH MUJSE HAI KYU KHAFA.

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