1. |
Hijr phase1
05:39
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Kya jaane tu yaaden
Jo hijr me de saanse
Boondo se ghira
Ghira sa tu
Hin mai
Khokla
Charagar
Vifal sa
Tu sama
Tham ke
Kar mujhe
Jheel sa
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2. |
Garha
04:35
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Tu Behta Dariya sa hai
Mai Sahil sa tehra
Tu armaan Aasama sa hai
Mai jharoka Duna aa oo
Woh kya runa hai wajha
Ghafil Kare ku sadha
Heer Mai Jana
Here Mai jana
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3. |
Wakif
05:57
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Mera Kya kehena
Qareeb aaya jaisa tha
Sorakh sapna
Mano
Garha aisa
Pata na kyu thehra
Sach ya sapna
Jano
Sehma baitha
Mai sochu woh kya fikraan
Gehra saya
Mano
Yado me jo
Shadab boondo sa
Aansu na fir
Jano
Fanna me hawa sa oo ra oo aa
Vera kaamil karta karta ja
Sansoo mein mai khud se judta
Vera kaamil karta karta ja
Rehdaro me kirno jaisa
Vera rukhsat karta karta ja
Khole bhaahoka
Ehsaas
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4. |
Makhfi
08:39
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Mai wo saya
Jo kamil hoya
Jaise chand aaftaab
Hosh makhfi roohnaal
Khwaboo ka jhansa ye
Gehri sansoo me
Khoye yaadon ke sang
Jalta hi aaye
Hawa o ka behta saya jo
Woh
Khudi ko mil khud ko milta milta hai
Hoh
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5. |
Hijr Phase2
07:28
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Phera gehra
Yaadon ka woh
Sehara gehra
Sansoo se woh
Jana
Gujra har dafa
Darte khwaboo sa
Dariya ban raha
Behta lamha sa
Lamha jo tera
Lamha tanha sa
Chehra ashkban
Man me thera
Jo saya
Sehma hai kafa
Jo aaye na
Wafa
Tu aa har dafa
Man sa jo mura
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6. |
D19,FTII Afternoon
03:59
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I need to tell you this
I had a horrific experience last night
I saw myself sleeping on a huge cushioned sofa
I looked calm taking deep breaths lying on one side quite comfortable
Then suddenly i was very far away from it
And i wanted to get back get back to myself sleeping on the sofa
I started running with all my might to reach that sofa
But it didnt matter how hard i ran i could not reach it
No matter how hard i tried it just seemed to be edging farther away
A sense of panic started to simmer i was breathing heavily now
Suddenly i became aware that i was in a dream and now i needed to wake up
I became conscious of my physical self of my body
Sleeping in my room and at the same time
I became aware that My mind was trapped in my sub conscious
It was vehemently searching for that sofa
In my dazed state of consciousness i deduced
That i can only wake up if i reach that piece of furniture
I tried to run again but this time my legs seems heavier almost
As if they are made out of iron
I started to get Anxious i could feel the sweat beads rolling down my forehead
Not knowing what is real and what isn't
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7. |
Baseerat
08:08
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Roohadar Rooh dhunde
Rooh jo sukh dhunde
Sukh kya bas joothi Maya
Na rin de na rin de aa
Na rin de na rin de aa
Na rin de na rin de aa
Na rin de na rin de aa
Sukhdaar raah dhunde
Raah jo rooh dhunde
Rooh kya bas jhoota saya
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Nishant Ramteke Mumbai, India
Nishant’s engagement with music began at a very early age, when, as an adolescent he heard Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Nishant
was intrigued by the arrangement patterns of the prog-rock genre and over time delved deeper into the music and the vision of Steven Wilson.
While in film school he came up with the blueprint of his first two music projects.
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