Kabhi Jaage Soye
Alka Yagnik · Muskaan
Lyricist: Sameer
Singers: Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan
[Kabhi jaage soye, kabhi hanste gaate
Kabhi tanha tanha, kabhi aate jaate]-- (2)
Dil dhadakne lage bevaje besabab -- (2)
Kya isi ko mohabbat kehte hain sab -- (2)
Kabhi jaage soye, kabhi hanste gaate
Kabhi tanha tanha, kabhi aate jaate
Dil dhadakne lage bevaje besabab -- (2)
Kya isi ko mohabbat kehte hain sab --- (2)
Kabhi jaage soye, kabhi hanste gaate
Kahin ruk gaya to kahin main chal pada
Zamaana yeh samjha deewaana main bada
Yeh main bhi na jaanoon main kya chaahta
Meri kya tamanna main kya sochta
Kabhi rafta rafta, kabhi chalti chalti
Bechaini de de chaahat bedardi
Dil dhadakne lage bevaje besabab -- (2)
Kya isi ko mohabbat kehte hain sab -- (2)
Kabhi jaage soye, kabhi hanste gaate
Koi ek chehra khayaalon mein rahe
Main aashiq usi ka voh chupke se kahe
Mera haal kya hai kise hai pata
Meri beqaraari na main jaanta
Kabhi tanhaai mein, kabhi mehfil mehfil
Kise dhoonde aankhen ab manzil manzil
Dil dhadakne lage bevaje besabab -- (2)
Kya isi ko mohabbat kehte hain sab -- (2)
Kabhi jaage soye, kabhi hanste gaate
Kabhi tanha tanha, kabhi aate jaate
Dil dhadakne lage bevaje besabab ---- (4)
Kabhi Jaage Soye
Alka Yagnik delivers a timeless performance of 'Kabhi Jaage Soye' on the 1985 album Muskaan, a landmark in Bollywood cinema. As a celebrated playback singer, Yagnik's voice defines the romantic and melancholic tones of this era, blending classical training with contemporary pop sensibilities. The track exemplifies her ability to convey deep emotion through melody and vocal nuance, becoming a staple in the Hindi film industry's repertoire. Muskaan, produced by the legendary Anand–Milind duo, stands as a testament to the collaborative magic of the mid-1980s, where Yagnik's artistry helped shape the sound of modern Indian music. Her rendition remains a cherished example of her discography, showcasing her versatility and enduring appeal across generations of listeners.