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Lyrics of Dil Hi To Hai Na Sango Khisht (Female) - दिल ही तो हैं, ना संगों खिश्त
dil hi to hai, na sango khisht
dil hi to hai, na sango khisht
dard se bhar na aaye kyu
royenge hum hazaar baar
royenge hum hazaar baar
koi hume sataye kyu
dil hi to hai, na sango khisht
bair nahi, haram nahi
dar nahi, aastaah nahi
bair nahi, haram nahi
dar nahi, aastaah nahi
baithe hai rahgujar pe hum
baithe hai rahgujar pe hum
gair hume uthaye kyu
dil hi to hai, na sango khisht
dard se bhar na aaye kyu
dil hi to hai, na sango khisht
ha wo nahi khuda karasht
jaao wo bewafa sahi
ha wo nahi khuda karasht
jaao wo bewafa sahi
jisko ho dino dil ajij
jisko ho dino dil ajij
uski gali me jaye kyu
dil hi to hai, na sango khisht
gaalibe khasta ke begair
kaun se kaam band hai
gaalibe khasta ke begair
kaun se kaam band hai
royi ye jar jar kya
royi ye jar jar kya
kijiye haye haye kyu
dil hi to hai, na sango khisht
dard se bhar na aaye kyu
royenge hum hazaar baar
koi hume sataye kyu
Comments for lyrics of song "Dil Hi To Hai Na Sango Khisht (Female)"
Soubhik Ghosh on Thursday, August 05, 2010 Really one the greatest ghazal of all time,but I would like to say that Neena Gupta did a wonderful job and Kudos to Chita Singh for the soulful rendition.You get these types of composition once in 500 years.Thanks for uploading too.
Mani Singh on Saturday, December 05, 2009 sang = stone, KHisht = brick
dair = temple, haram = mosque, dar = gate, aastaaN = abode,
rehguzar = path/way
KHasta = sick/injured, zaar-zaar = bitterly
Sujeet Kumar Singh on Friday, March 25, 2011 Lovely... GHalib'-e-KHasta ke baGHair kaun se kaam band haiN ? Royiye
zaar-zaar kya, keejiye haiy-haai kyuN ?
Syed Fahim Raza on Tuesday, September 22, 2009 One of my favorite ghazal's; written by Ghalib and sung by Chitra SIngh.
pratdevkol on Sunday, October 18, 2009 Awesome. don't have words to describe the beauty of this ghazal