This song  introduced me to the world music; I think for the first time, I remember. I, with my back-benchers,  used to sing this track we had cramed.

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

Wo Lamhe Wo Ratein | Atif Aslam | Live Performance | 2004

Saajna x Aadat x Sajni - JalRaj  Atif Aslam  Jal T

Kaisay Jiyein - Mustafa Zahid

HUSN - Anuv Jain

"Breaking on the Inside" is an emotionally charged melodic pop-rock ballad sung from the perspective of a heartbroken man, reminiscent of Lewis Capaldi’s raw and vulnerable vocal style. The lyrics explore the aftermath of a love that slowly unraveled—marked by silence, betrayal, and emotional distance. As the protagonist reflects on lost intimacy and the haunting residue of love, the verses paint vivid scenes of internal struggle and unanswered cries for connection. The chorus acts as a powerful release, revealing how he's masking deep pain beneath a composed surface. The instrumental intro and outro, shaped by classical elements like piano and violins, frame the song in a cinematic atmosphere of heartbreak and resilience.


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Lyrics – "Breaking on the Inside" by MOBest


[Intro – 0:00–0:30]  
[Piano and violins swell slowly, rich and dramatic with a brokenhearted undertone]

[Verse 1]  
I tried to hold the night from breaking,  
But every breath was barely waking.  
You told me love was carved in stone,  
Now all I feel is skin and bone.  
You pulled me close, then pushed me back,  
A sudden shift, a cold attack.  
I chased your shadow through the hall,  
But all I caught was silence' call.

[Verse 2]  
I wrote your name across the sky,  
But even stars refused to try.  
You kissed me soft, then turned to mist,  
A phantom lost in what I missed.  
The house we built has cracked and caved,  
The walls still echo what I gave.  
You made your silence feel like home,  
Then left me stranded there alone.

[Chorus]  
I'm breaking on the inside, love,  
But play it cool like I'm enough.  
You see the smile, not the fight,  
That keeps me breathing through the night.  
I give, I fall, I curse, I cry,  
Still singing under shattered skies.  
You hear my words but miss the plea,  
That's drowning every part of me.

[[Verse 3]  
You wore your lies like Sunday grace,  
No one could see your hollow face.  
We danced around what should be said,  
While truth lay bleeding in the bed.  
You loved me like a passing breeze,  
Then vanished through the autumn trees.  
But I’m still standing in that place,  
Just haunted by your ghost of grace.

[Verse 4]  
You never tried to understand,  
Just let me slip out of your hand.  
You whispered love with frozen lips,  
Then watched me sink in sinking ships.  
You held me close, then broke me through,  
A love too sharp to be untrue.  
Now I’m a voice you tune out low,  
Still bleeding through from long ago.

[Instrumental Interlude – 3:30–3:50]  
[Somber piano chords with a distant cello and high violin runs, expressing the ache before the collapse]

[Bridge]  
And if I screamed without a sound,  
Would you still feel me breaking down?  
Was I just noise inside your head,  
A song you skipped and left for dead?  
A quiet cry you never heard,  
A prayer that faded with the words.  
A name you thought but never spoke,  
A final line before you broke.

[Chorus – Reprise]  
I'm breaking on the inside, love,  
But play it cool like I'm enough.  
You see the smile, not the fight,  
That keeps me breathing through the night.  
I give, I fall, I curse, I cry,  
Still singing under shattered skies.  
You hear my words but miss the plea,  
That’s dying in the back of me.

[Outro – 4:30–5:00]  
[Piano, violin, and cello descend gently in minor key, ending on a breath of unresolved sadness]



Wo Lamhe Wo Ratein | Atif Aslam | Live Performance | 2004

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