The Birthday Song {Dedicated to: Karan Arora}


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When I sit down & remember the time
I recall it like the back of my mind
It is vivid – crystal – It was 2009

Making friends – setting trends – taking pictures – scanning girls
Pulling legs – Sharing meals – staring walls
Silly fights - Staying over on Friday nights –
Gurdwara visits way past mid-night – crazy bike rides
Talking nonsense – Laughing as Sakshi daily cries
Eating burgers & sandwiches at all-night joints
On weekends - Walking around Knags - packing bags –
Rushing to ISBT for 2 days trips to wherever it takes
Forming the Chochu gang – it was truly a big bang

Hate was strangled - buried in the parklands
On your 21st – everybody did the paper dance
There was love – There was spontaneous romance
Everybody was Harry Potter with magic wands

We learnt to fly without wings
We baked memories & forged eternal links
If we could – we would freeze-frame them moments
And take them with us – all the way - to hell

And then came the separation – bitterness & pain
It was like a fuckin sticky migraine
Like the drought after the big fat rain

Sometimes we don’t get to choose – what & who we lose
Sometimes we get the thorns – sometimes we get the rose

But no regrets - This is called life

People always telling you what you can – what you can’t
But they don’t know you
You’re the only one who knows you
There’s only – you can – there’s nothing – you can’t

Dreams is just another name of Life
If there are no dreams – there is no life
It is better to fail – than never try at all
Coz once – twice – thrice – you’ll fall
I know one day you’ll be the ‘Best of All’

If you chose not to believe in me
If you chose not to believe in God
If you chose not to believe in anyone
It is alright
But always chose to believe in you

It is already 2012 – everybody has moved on
But time doesn’t stop – it sings on
Here I sign off with your birthday song
To my best friend – Hang on & Sing along

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