Kaisy Jiye is the original version of Hum Jee Lenge from Murder 3.

Kaisay Jiyein - Mustafa Zahid Original Version of Hum Jee Lenge Murder 3

Ab To Aadat By Atif Aslam

Chue Chue - ZAIN

The Day I Cast Away to See Greed

Vo lamhe ... Vo baatein ..... Bheegi bheegi yaadein....

Bheegi Yaadein - Jal Pari [2005]

Band : Roxen
Vocals : Mustafa Zahid
Album : Rozen-e-Deewar

Tou Phir Aao

A song sung by Falak that has now become my all time fav.

Hope you enjoy it as much as me.

Saajna

just for my frndz.. 
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Bheegi Yaadein - Atif aslam

Humraah - Asim Azhar | Malang

'Awari' Audio Download Link: http://www.pakmediarevolution.net/2012/10/nescafe-basement-soch-awari-download-audio-video/

Soch - Awari (NescafeBasement'12)

Vocals: Adnan
Backing Vocals: Asfar
Acoustic Guitars: Rabi & Fawad
Electic Guitar: Shahrukh
Drums: Mansoor
Bass Guitar: Haider
Keyboars: Hamza
COmposed by: Adnan & Rabi
Lyrics: Adnan & Rabi
Song by Soch Band

All Music Arranged, Mixed, Mastered & Produced by Xulfi

‘Awari’ is based on the deepest and the most sensitive theme of adultery that is ignored, but not unexposed in our society. ‘Awari’ depicts the emotional trauma lived by the girl forced in this gruesome, deadly unchosen profession. ‘Awari’ is infact a bold step taken, to convey the terribly difficult painful life the girls in this profession get to live. ‘Awari’ goes on to explain how there are so many secrets in the life if these girls, how secrets about their relationships devastate them and how secrets in and around them force them to drown in the fear of loneliness and depression. ‘Awari’ further elaborates how escape is not an option, especially without the help of other people, is also nearly impossible.
‘Awari’ further compels the listener to think how without the support of law enforcement officials, these girls have little or no hope of ever freeing themselves from their work.

“Our heart goes out to the many who are actually trapped between the past of the ‘yesterday’ that would never come again and the future of the ‘tomorrow’ that they may never see!” – Soch

Bheegi Yaadein - Jal Pari [2005]

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