Tu kuch khaas hai

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Tu kuch khaas hai ,tabhi to tu mere paas hai.
Akele nahi main,tu jo mere saath hai.
Zindagi lambi nahi to kya hua?
zindagi ko lamba jeene ke liye tu jo mere saath hai.
Khoobsoorat nahi mai,par tumse hi khoobsoorti ka matlab samaj aaya mujhe,
Jeene ki wajah na thi koi,par tumne wajah banana sikhaya mujhe..,
Tum mere saath ho to har pal mere saath hai,
Samay kam hi sahi par saath tumhare jazbaat hain,
Berangeeniyon me ranginiyaan tum laaye ho,
Halki baarishon ki boondon me tum hi to  samaaye ho,
Sooraj ki kirnon se mujhme barsaaye ho,
Kal ka pata nahi,kal kisne dekha hai,
Aaj jeekar hi maine jeena tumse seekha hai,
In shokiyon ki sookhi pattiyon se jo aawaaz mujhe bulaati hai,
Us aawaaz me teri chaarzoo kahin ghul si jaati hai,
zindagi choti hi sahi par jeene ke kaabil to hui,
Aaj ke roshan sitaron me main bhi kahin shaamil to hui.
Tujhme kuch to baat hai,tabhi to tu mere liye kuch khaas hai.,
Tu kuch khaas hai ,isliye to tu mere paas hai.

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