Song Name : Aye Musht E Khaak 2nd Song
Singer : Asim Azhar Aima Baig
Produced by : 7th Sky Entertainment
Label : Geo Entertainment

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Ik aur Qadam Barha by Atif Ali

Album : Main Madinay Chala

Title : Main Qabar Andheri Mein
Singer : Maaz Moeed
Lyrics : Owais Raza Qadri
Composer : Rehan Chusti 


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Main Madinay Chala

Main Qabar Andheri Mein - Maaz Moeed

A hush-true love song where devotion is proved by small acts: rinsing plates, mending seams, keeping a door unlatched for the one you love. “You are the quiet I keep” is the mantra—plain words with a steady heartbeat. Acoustic spine, felt piano echoes, strings bloom only at the end. Built for vows, reconciliations, first dances, and long drives after hard days. Minimal polish, human breath left in. If this finds you on a morning that feels fragile, let it stay near.

Quiet I Keep

Boots hit gravel before the sun could rise.
Hands found work where prayers once lay.
Fields stood dry beneath a silent sky.
Dust clung tight to yesterday.
One day marked for rest and reverence
now holds sweat and borrowed time.
Guilt rides shotgun in the silence
while hope hums low beneath the grime.
Three mouths wait for bread and shelter.
Two small dresses hang to dry.
One newborn sleeps beside his mother
while bills stack high and dreams run shy.
Some folks kneel with polished shoes.
Others bend where labor calls.
The rich pass by with empty glances.
The poor still try to make that hall.
A man can love without a steeple.
A soul can shine through sweat and clay.
The heart still knows what’s sacred,
even when it works on Sunday.
Rain forgot the rows this season.
Crops bowed down without a fight.
Faith feels thin beneath the burden
but still walks forward toward the light.
Scripture waits inside the kitchen.
Grace lives quiet on the floor.
Truth don’t mind a rearrangement
if the spirit’s at the core.
Four Sundays circle every calendar.
One might bend to feed the rest.
The heavens know the weight of hunger.
The heavens honor honest sweat.
Forgiveness isn’t bound by timing.
Devotion doesn’t wear a clock.
The sacred lives in every moment
where love and labor never stop.
Hope ain’t dressed in robes or ribbons.
Peace don’t ask for perfect form.
The big man sees the shifting rhythm
and walks beside the working worn.
Doing the best a man can manage.
Holding tight to what is true.
Always first in heart and honor—
but today, the soil... needs ....tending too....soil... needs ....tending too....

All Rights held by songwriter Edwin H. Balder. Thanks to all the wonderful talent that made these recordings possible including the Del Studio Players, Tina, Tommy, Hot Cookie, The Indivisibles, AKB, and TBOJAR   For More tracks like this enjoy The Jubilee Line Playlist: https://soundcloud.com/edwin-balder/sets/the-jubilee-line?si=0e644986d56741c2b6eb7dc09f516a71&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Four Sundays written by Edwin H. Balder

Whispers of the Willow blends the golden-age storytelling of Gordon Lightfoot with the heartfelt intimacy of James Taylor.

With harmonica sighs between verses and a soft acoustic rhythm beneath, Bob Juch weaves a timeless reflection on love, memory, and the quiet strength of shared songs.

It’s a piece that feels both nostalgic and eternal; a gentle reminder that music and memory never truly fade, even as the sun sinks low behind the willow.

Ik aur Qadam Barha by Atif Ali

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