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Haeri wanakh na tota se kya yilaaj kari na maut si?
— Shuja ul haq (@ShujaUH) December 15, 2020
(Meaning: Little sparrow won't you tell the parrot, there be any cure for death?). The singer is actually singing this to the sparrow in this video. Just lovely pic.twitter.com/kpELRR2F8E
