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Main chahata toh usse, bhoolane nahi daitaa,


Kisi bichade hue aashiq ke bebasi ka bayaan

Main chahata toh usse, bhoolane nahi daitaa,
Magar yu yaad phir aanaa, hummein manjoor nahi.

Main chahata toh usse, chin bhio toh sakta tha,
Magar yu chin ke hasnaa, hummein manjoor nahi.

Main chahata toh usse, maar bhi toh sakta tha,
Magar yu pyar mein marnaa, hummein manjoor nahi.

Voh mera pyar hai, voh junoon hai ebaadat hai,
Voh bewafa hai yeh kehnaa, hummein manjoor nahi.

Hamare haal pe duniya ka faisala kya hai,
usse kabool ho to ho, hummein manjoor nahi.

Main pyar ke haseen khel es liye haaraa,
unhe harake yu jeetana, hummein manjoor nahi.

English Translation:

I let her won by willingely loosing myself and then
let her go because even though we both fall in love
together I experienced what LOVE really is and sadly
she didnt...............................

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