ik gham k siwa by sajjad ali

Pakistani Pop Song from Najam Shiraz's Album Khazana (1996)

Ajana-Najam Shiraz

This song is dedicated to all those people i miss the most...people whom i loose somewhere in this journey of life !
BHool chukay jo hain huma yaad atay to hain !!!!!!!

KHWAB ADHOORE SAHI By AGHA ALI Cover (a Tribute To The Legendary Band Junoon)

Ao Gey Jab Tum O Sajna

Sajjad Ali – Tum Naraz Ho

Sajjad makes his return to the Coke Studio platform with “Tum Naraaz Ho” from his album entitled ‘Love Letters’. The Coke Studio composition has transformed Sajjad Ali’s soft pop ballad into a candlelit rock ballad with monochromatic piano lines. Sajjad through his vocal delivery and heartwarming lyrics has painted the ballad in soft, more mature shadings that comes out as pained but the effect is both beautiful and comforting. The song is one that is personal to Sajjad, as it encapsulates the stomach fluttering poignancy detailed in emotional desire. Lyrically the song is more oriented to clear narratives and realistic images that capture the intense yearning of a lover. Throughout the composition there are spare, open moments of longing vocals over solitary string sections. The eastern influence of the flute and dhol brings the underlying melancholy to the song, evoking a sense of nostalgia. Celebrated Faraz Anwar returns with an exemplary solo that builds in intensity as it progresses. The short and sharp shockwave sees Anwar’s fretwork at its finest adding dramatic rock oomph to the mellow and warm song.

Sajjad Ali, Tum Naraz Ho, Coke Studio Season 7, Episode 1

Coke Studio - Lambi Judai - Komal Rizvi

Produced/Composed/Mixed: Shani Arshad
Lyrics: Sabir Zafar
Singer: Zeb Bangash/ Momin Durrani
Flute: Zulqernain Haider(Nomi)

Dayar-e-Dil - Yaar-e-Man (OST)(Complete Song)(Music: Shani Arshad)(Singer: Zeb Bangash)

"Love is Poison" is an elegant, melancholic smooth jazz piece that captures the bittersweet tension between longing and pain. A velvety Moog One lays down the harmonic foundation, while a subtle guitar carries the main theme — sensual yet touched by a hidden weight. Subtle chords and brushed drums evoke the intimacy of a late-night jazz club.

The melody drifts between gentle major voicings and darker minor shades, reflecting the ambivalence of love: a source of warmth, yet also a dangerous poison. A deep, rounded bass pulses steadily, almost like a heartbeat, underlining the duality of passion and fragility.

Here are the lyrics:

[Verse 1]
Crap game Southern port
Paying my college tuition
Staring up at those big
Red doors
But you are my biggest commission

[Verse 2]
Late night for no reason
Neon lights and carousel horses
Pretty fine for needing
And love is poison

[Chorus]
No one touches me you leave me for another
Let me breathe goodbye to all I've known
Summer honey puddles harder to recover
Sink into the sky now I've got you home

[Verse 3]
You were breaking curfew
While I was taking inventory
And every room I saw you
Every Catatonia Glory

[Bridge]
Lover I believe you
Oh are you these righteous choices
Heaven brings you to me
Oh but love is poison

[Chorus]
No one touches me you leave me for another
Let me breathe goodbye to all I've known
Summer honey puddles harder to recover
Sink into the sky now I've got you home

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Sardar Usman Khan Durrani

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