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Darr

Darr hi nahi khatam hota.

Kabhi is baat se Darr lagta hai ki tum dur chale jaoge.
Kabhi is baat se Darr lagta hai ki tum paas aa rahe ho.
Kabhi apni tanhaiyon se Darr jaati hoon.
Kabhi tumhara haath pakad kar Darr jaati hoon

Darr hi nahi khatam hota.

Kabhi ye sochke Darr lagta hai ki tum meri zindagi ho.
Kabhi ye sochke Darr lagta hai ki mai tumhari nahi hoon.
Kabhi ye baat darrati hai ki tum Humsafar ho
Kabhi ye baat darrati hai ki tumse kadam nahi mil raha

Darr hi nahi khatam hota.

Kabhi khushi se Darr jaati hoon
Kabhi gam se Darr jaati hoon
Kabhi ahsaas ke hone se Darr jaati hoon
Kabhi is baat se ki kuchh mehsus nahi ho Raha

Darr hi nahi khatam hota

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