HAR DIL KI AWAZ (PAKISTAN ZINDABAD ) FULL SONG LYRICS - SAHIR ALI BAGGA | PAKISTAN NATIONAL SONG 2019

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Song: Har dil Ki awaz (Pakistan Zindabad ) Lyrics 
Singer: Sahir Ali Bagga 
Label: ISPR 

Har dil Ki awaz:

Dil ki himat watan
Apna jazba watan

Maan ki suchi lagan
Seedha rasta watan

Dil ki himat watan
Apna jazba watan

Maan ki suchi lagan
Seedha rasta watan

Kahye hai ye kasam
Kahye hai ba-khuda
Sunn lay dushman sabhi
Ye watan hai sadaa..

Har dil ki awaz
Dil dil ki awaz


Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad

Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad

Har dil ki awaz
Dil dil ki awaz

Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad

Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad


Aik aagazz ki dastan hum sabi
Aik hai apna ghar Paasabaa hum sabi

Aik hi souch hai ek pehchan hai
Aay watan sab say upper tera naam hai

Kahye hai ye kasam
Kahye hai ba-khuda


Sunn le dushman sabhi
Ye watan hai sadaa..

Har dil ki awaz
Dil dil ki awaz

Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad

Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad

Josh be ye janoon sab tumhare leye
Jaan o dil be laho sab tumhare leye

Bas tere aik ishare sab aa gye
Aay watan tu pukare tu sab aa gye

Kahye hai ye kasam
Kahye hai ba-khuda

Sunn le dushman sabhi
Ye watan hai sadaa..

Har dil ki awaz
Dil dil ki awaz


Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad

Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad

Pakistan Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad



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