tujhase naaraaz nahi zindagi. what a song! 

tujhase naaraaz nahi zindagi, hairaan hoon main
o hairaan hoon main
tere masoom savalon se pareshaan hooN main
o pareshaan hoon main

jeene ke liye socha hi na tha, dard sambhalane honge
muskuraoon to, muskurane ke karz utaarne honge
muskuraoon kabhi to lagata hai
jaise hontonn pe karz rakhaa hai
tujhase ...

aaj agar bhar ayi hai, boondein baras jaayengi
kal kya pata inke liye aakhen taras jayengi
jaane kahan gum kahan khoya
ek aansu chhupake rakha tha
tujhase ...

zindagi tere gum ne hamain rishte naye samajhaye
mile jo hamain dhoop main mile chhaanv ke thande saaye...



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Comments

Prabir said…
It was a nice song i too liked it much
April 28, 2010 at 11:36 PM
Anonymous said…
Itaa kyaa dukh hein be tere ko..Now people this friend of urs Mr.Manish keep crying and he told world that world is in a peculiar habit of cry mode..Come on get up..
May 12, 2010 at 8:22 PM
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