The Doctor with the White Steth

The wind rings in my ear The name of that magical word Which I never understood, Until I lost it And the echo of your smile Still shatters me into million pieces Like Shards of a broken glass That can never be the whole again! The breeze of your whisper... Disperses the scraps of my heart Like the petals of rose on a windy day. The harmonics of your falling tears Floats in my ear, And creates a Symphony of Pain and rain… In my heart. And my sleep Creates a sweet dream of you… A dream… Of love and affection... By Nouman Akbar.

The new album "Koi annay wala hay" by Strings. All the songs have a very well written lyrics. Each song is delivering its vision to the audience but most of the ideas in the songs are redundant and are based on love . The main track Koi annay wala hay and its Video do make a good impact. Although some of the lot thinks that the idea of the video is very similar to the idea of the Movie City of Angels but of course with a Bollywood touch. But the thing lacking is the versatility. Each and every song have a particular Strings touch to it. In the end, i will rate the album 3 stars out of 5 stars.

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