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Aasi maut rok rakhi te tera intezar kita,

sajna tere juthe laareya de aitbar kita,

asi jaan den laage ek pal vi na layeya,

te tussi jaan len laage vi nakhra hajaar kita.

Tohde naal ye wada hai aaj mere sanam,

zindagi de har kadam pe tohde sath rahunga,

bhar dewanga tohda daman khushion se,

tohde khatir tohda har gam main sahanga.

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