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Rishteh, naate, pal-dou pal mein


Jalte Aasu Bhige Sapne

Rishteh, naate, pal-dou pal mein,
Bante, bigadateh, dekha humne.
Jalte, aasu, bhujteh, sapne,
Kya-kya, na-houte, dekha humne.

Khud eshwar ko pooja ghar mein,
Til til marteh dekha humne.
Jalte, aasu, bhujteh, sapne,
Kya-kya, na-houte, dekha humne.

Har bachche ko, har aagan mein,
Route jagadateh  dekha humne.
Jalte, aasu, bhujteh, sapne,
Kya-kya, na-houte, dekha humne.

Haivaanoh ko insaanoh mein,
Sajte savarateh dekha humne.
Jalte, aasu, bhujteh, sapne,
Kya-kya, na-houte, dekha humne.

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