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Maine joh kaha, maine kyu kaha


Maine joh kaha, maine kyu kaha,
Kabhi vakt mile, toh sochana.

Meri har jubaan, ek khoj hai,
Munkin lage, toh khojana.

Tu alag kaha, tu bhi main hi hu,
Tere bas mein kya, mujhe rokana

Sachchai jab, dhikne lage,
Apne likha, khud pouchna

English Translation:

Whatever I said, Why do I said?
Think over it whenever you have
free time.

Every thought I present is worth
of research, If you found it possible,
do research it.

You are not different, you are same
as me, Its not possible for you to
stop or bind me thus.

When you're able to see the naked truth,
crosscheck your deeds, thoughts and
saying thus.
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