Asma-Ul-Husna _ The 99 Names Of Allah _ Atif Aslam

Atif Aslam - Salam e Ajizana Original

Oh, there's no doubt,
Tears will come, I know
Oh, my entire life,
My entire life without  you

There's no doubt, 
it's gonna hurt, I know
But I'm waiting to do it for you

I know it's gonna hurt, 
I know it's gonna hurt, 
I know
But I'm gonna do it  for  you

I know it's gonna hurt, 
I know it's gonna hurt, 
I know
But I'm gonna do it  for  you

In the shadow of the night
Silente whispers will come
Like faces without eyes
Like death after the death

Oh, there's no doubt,
Tears will come, I know
Oh, my entire life, 
My entire life without you

There's no doubt,
It's gonna hurt, I know
But I'm waiting to do it for you

I know it's gonna hurt, 
I know it's gonna hurt, 
I know
But I'm gonna do it  for you

I know it's gonna hurt, 
I know it's gonna hurt, 
I know
But I'm gonna do it  for  you

Oh tears will come
Oh  tears will come
Oh tears will come
Oh  tears will come

Tears will come

Tears will come (acoustic)

"Just Wanted You to Know"
This is a deeply intimate and tender Acoustic Ballad framed as a quiet, direct message to a former partner. The mood is bittersweet, reflective, and warm with nostalgia, focusing on the permanent, priceless value of small, shared memories rather than the pain of loss.

Musical Style & Vibe
Genre: Folk / Acoustic Singer-Songwriter / Melancholy Pop Ballad.

Vibe: Intimate, conversational, and raw. The song should sound like it was recorded late at night in a living room. The lyrics are actually inspired by a cold, wet night camping near to Spiddal Pier in Galway.

Instrumentation: Highly minimalist. Primarily requires one close-mic'd acoustic guitar (preferably fingerpicked, not aggressively strummed) and very subtle, atmospheric string or pad work to elevate the choruses. Drums and percussion should be used sparingly—perhaps just a soft kick/snare pattern or subtle brush taps in the chorus, or even left out completely for maximum intimacy.

Tempo: Very slow, around 60-70 BPM. The rhythm should follow the natural conversational flow of the lyrics.

Vocal Requirements & Direction
Vocal Range: The song is written for a Male Vocalist with a comfortable Baritone or low Tenor range. Crucially, the song is built around an intimate, low-register delivery and must avoid any high-note belting or vocal acrobatics.

Performance: The vocal performance must sound conversational and slightly broken with emotion at times. The delivery should be quiet, almost whispered in parts, particularly in the verses, conveying the feeling that the singer is physically sitting close to the subject. The power comes from vulnerability, not volume.

Key Moments: The end of the Bridge and the Outro contain essential [spoken/whispered] lines that require sensitive, quiet delivery to maximise emotional impact.

Core Theme for Artists
The song offers a vocalist a powerful opportunity to showcase their ability to deliver pure, restrained emotion and storytelling over technical skill. It is an exploration of a miracle found not in grand gestures, but in the micro-expressions of a loved one's face.

Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
Remember that time, just watching you sleep?
I'd check your breathing, a secret I'd keep.
I’d use my finger, so careful and slow,
To lift a strand of hair, just so you wouldn't know.
And my palm would follow, a touch on your face,
Just feeling the peace of that moment and place.

(Pre-Chorus)
You'd give me that smile—that little, tired thing—
And you made me believe in everything.

(Chorus)
And I’m just telling you, my eyes still fill up.
It's not sadness, it’s a brimming cup
Of something I saw, a miracle I knew.
And that memory's priceless, baby, all because of you.
Yeah, I miss you, but I won’t complain,
I’ve got the kind of treasure gold could never gain.

(Verse 2)
It wasn't just how you looked in the light,
It was watching your thoughts as they moved through the night.
The way your eyes would shift, that sideways, quick glance,
You'd mouth a silent word, giving thought a chance.
That little movement, your expression would change,
A whole living story you never had to arrange.

(Pre-Chorus)
You were a canvas that moved and that breathed,
The purest work of art I ever believed.

(Chorus)
And I’m just telling you, my eyes still fill up.
It's not sadness, it’s a brimming cup
Of something I saw, a miracle I knew.
And that memory's priceless, baby, all because of you.
Yeah, I miss you, but I won’t complain,
I’ve got the kind of treasure gold could never gain.

(Bridge)
I wouldn't trade that moment for anything you could buy.
It's tucked right here, something I hold high.
A perfect picture, breathing in my mind,
The best that I had, the best I could find.

(Outro - Spoken/Whispered)
Just wanted you to know...
I still see that smile.
Yeah.
I still see it.

Just Wanted You to Know

Innil Tiya - Mahmood-ul-Hassan Asharfi

Coke Studio Special | Asma-ul-Husna | The 99 Names | Atif Aslam

Recited by Atif Aslam 
Re-imagined and weaved by Xulfi
Video produced by The Vision Factory
Post by Softmatrix
Video shot by Sugar High Films
Agency: Soho Square Pakistan

Audio credits:

Produced by Xulfi
Arranged by Xulfi and Melvin Arthur
Mixed by Xulfi at Xth Harmonic, Pakistan.
Associate Music Producer: Sherry Khattak
Mastered by Tom Waltz at Waltz Mastering, USA

Recited by Atif Aslam 
Re-imagined and weaved by Xulfi
Video produced by The Vision Factory
Post by Softmatrix
Video shot by Sugar High Films
Agency: Soho Square Pakistan
The Studiohut
Audio credits:

Produced by Xulfi
Arranged by Xulfi and Melvin Arthur
Mixed by Xulfi at Xth Harmonic, Pakistan.
Associate Music Producer: Sherry Khattak
Mastered by Tom Waltz at Waltz Mastering, USA
 
Project Consultant (Talafuz): Hafiz Idrees
Project Manager: Omair Farooq
Agency: Giraffe Pakistan
 
Vocal Acapella
(Recorded at home and project studios across Pakistan)
 
Abdullah Qureshi
Arsalan Hasan
Hamza Tanveer 
Adnan Dhool
Sherry Khattak
Turaab Khan
Adil Baluch
Asim Baluch
Sibtain Khalid
Hafiz Idrees
Xulfi 
A. Husayn 
Mujeeb Rizvi
Bilawal Lahooti 
Zia Ul Haq 
Zubair Javed
Zahab Rizvi
Rana Saad
Hafiz Qasim
Abu Sufyan
Shafia Hassan
Samya Gohar
Rida Batool 
Farwa Batool
Moeed Mehmood
 
Universe Sounds used from NASA Downloadable Archives and Ligolab Caltech - MIT.

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