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lipat ke turbat se boli madar


lipat ke turbat se boli madar


 lipat ke turbat se boli madar

utho sakina chalo watan ko

rehaayi zindaan se paayi dilbar

utho....


ye poochti thi bahut tha armaan

reha kab honge yahan se amma

wo waqt ab aagaya mayasar

utho...........


ye neend kaisi hai aankhen kholo

pukaarti hoo mai kab se bolo

khudara khao taras ye maa par

utho........


tumahari chup se mareez bhai

bukaen kar deta hai duhayi

phupi bhi dekho hai kitni muztar

utho.........


kahan pe hai dard kuch batao

ghareeb maa ko na yun rulaao

gale se lagjao mere utkar

utho.......


safar yahan se hai karbala ka

wahan pe ammu se karna shikwa

waheen pe tumko milega asghar

utho....


hue ho jab se khamosh beta

na jaane phat ta hai kyun kalayja

ajeeb zindaan ka hai ye manzar

utho...............


baghair tere ho kaise jaana

batayenge hum bhi qaid-khana

mai kaise jaungi payshe sarwar

utho.......


anees qaide sitam ki haalat

na pooch barpa thi ek qayamat

rabab kehti thi jaa tadapkar

utho..........

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