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ਪੰਥ ਹਿੱਕ ਤੇ ਨੱਚੂਗਾ , ਸਰਕਾਰ ਜੋ ਖੋਟੀ ਦੇ
Panth Hik Te Nachu Ga, Sarkar Jo Khoti De

Credits: Gursewak Singh
Instagram: Gurswksing

Bagawat Gursewak Singh

Sanjh | Fateh Shergill

Talaash - Baljit Malwa

[Verse 1 – The Hard Truth and the First Hope]
Life is hard, trust me I know, and you know too, 
because every scar we carry tells us the world is broken, and yet even in the wreckage we must believe that mankind deserves to survive, 
because without that belief there is no path forward, only collapse into despair.

[Verse 2 – Love Before Hate]
Mankind has love in the heart, 
and that love is the first truth we encounter as children, 
because if we are fortunate enough to be raised in a family where love is given freely, 
we experience love before we ever learn hate, 
and hate only arrives later when schools demand obedience or jobs demand competition, 
both of which are human constructs that can be dismantled and rebuilt.

[Verse 3 – The Weight of Cynicism]
It is difficult to remain optimistic, 
and cynicism waits like a shadow to swallow us whole, 
but listen carefully: 
to change the world we do not need to change the behavior of every single person, 
because most people are powerless anyway, 
and the real lever is the one percent who hold the power, 
because if their behavior changes, 
the whole system shifts.

[Verse 4 – Words Not Weapons]
And here is the truth that must be spoken: 
you do not need guns or bombs to reach them, 
you need words, you need vision, 
you need to show them that their own wealth and power can grow by creating markets that pull the species forward evolutionarily, 
because when a species evolves in an intelligent and meaningful way, 
every member benefits, not just through shallow trickle‑down economics, 
but through the deep river of shared prosperity.

[Verse 5 – The Broken Economy]
The tragedy of our current economy is that it was twisted into meaningless markets designed only to make the wealthy more wealthy, 
and that misuse creates fragility, collapse, and suffering for all, 
but when the economy is aligned with the evolutionary advancement of the species, 
the trickle becomes a river, 
the flow becomes unstoppable, 
and the economy itself becomes a species‑wide engine.

[Verse 6 – The True Markets]
What are these markets? 
They are not abstract—
they are the primal needs of all living creatures: 
to survive, to flourish, 
to live a decent life filled with comfort and entertainment, because a technologically advanced species should not settle for misery, 
and beyond survival the species must strive to avoid extinction, 
which means spreading out into new environments and habitats, 
building resilience against asteroids, 
against climate, against ourselves.

[Verse 7 – The Conscious Choice]
We are the first species on this planet to realize consciously that we are in danger of extinction, 
and that realization is both terrifying and liberating, 
because it means we can choose, 
it means we can design, 
it means we can build markets that never collapse, 
markets with infinite capacity to expand, 
because they are rooted in the eternal needs of the species.

[Verse 8 – The Hive of Cooperation]
Economics was always supposed to be the hive of cooperation, 
the rhythm of advancement, 
the architecture of survival, 
but it is broken now because economists never truly understood what economics is, 
and the truth is simple: 
economics is the design of species survival, 
and now all we have to do is tell the one percent who are in charge of the species, 
and show them that their own power is magnified when the species itself ascends.

Bagawat Gursewak Singh

Jassa Singh