Ek Aur Musafir

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Iss shere ki doode mai ruka hu mai, 
samaaj ki bandisho se juka hu mai, 
Chahata tha mai bahut aage badnaa
Par aisa kyu beesaar hua hu mai? 

Aksar ye sawaal jaga te hai muje, 
Aksar mere khayal rulate muje, 
Fir mere khawab yaad dilatu hu muje, 
Khade ho kar fir aas dilata hu muje. 

Fir ye geet duharata hu muje...


Fir ye geet gata hu muje... 

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