Jinhe naaz hai hind par vo kahan hain Jinhe naaz hai vo kahan hain.
Eternal_Knight2012/03/20 17:32 The lyrics have mention of names of ppl who who killed for truth. Deeper meaning in lyrics than i tout.. Thanks for sharing bro.. Hope there souls rest in peace
My name is Bilqis Yakub Rasool
I committed just one mistake
That I stood in their way
When they were looking for Ram
First, one asked me but I knew nothing
Then another but my answer was the same
Then so many that now I have a question
Where are those who were proud of India
Where are those who are proud
My name gentlemen is Satyendra Dubey
I’ve already said what I wanted to say
Now I lie on the road
With a bullet in my heart
My only fault being that I wrote
A truth that was on everyone’s lips
But truth here turn poisonous
Where are those who were proud of India
Where are those who are proud
My name brother is Manjunath
I’ve seen the corpse of conscience lying
In the middle of the road at Lakhimpur Kherhi
Where ideals are stuck in slogans
And the royal courts are full of thieves
There the death of righteousness is old news
Where are those who were proud of India
Where are those who are proud
My name is Navleen Kumar
Nineteenth June and nineteen wounds
Nineteen nineteen nineteen nineteen
Nineteen wounds
Nineteen wounds
Loot the villages and open markets
Nallasopara and Virar
Snatch our land and send us to
Hell
Where are those who were proud of India
Where are those who are proud
sHiVeRiNgFlAmE2012/04/07 18:34 When i heard this song for the first time in 2008, it swept me off my feet.
The songs talks about the four unsung hereos of India who died fighting against the corruption in the system.. Hats off to them
The music of this song is as powerful as the thought provoking lyrics. The effect of National Anthem tune between the verses and the word 'unees' itself being repeated ninteen times leaves you spell bound. Its a must hear for every Indian