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Mera Nasha Dhuan Dhuan Mera Jahan Dhuan Dhuan

by Sourabh Kishore

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This is a sad song composed on traditional pop rock tunes at a high pitch with distortion guitar high note tunes between the paragraphs. In this song, the individual describes his/her obsession for smoke (smoking) and all the harmful consequences he/she has undergone. The narrator describes that a first experience of smoking may prove to be a mirage that later might become an obsession and affect the health, life, relationships, dreams, and ambitions of an individual. The narrator describes how he/she started with first experience of smoking, liked it, got addicted to it, and faced numerous losses in life. Smoking in this song does not refer to cigarettes only, albeit refers to all forms of hazardous smoking involving abuse of dangerous substances. I hope you will enjoy this composition. Please do send me your comments. Also, please feel free to share the song for this noble cause. And above all; please do quit smoking or at least reduce it as much as you can.

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released December 4, 2014

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Pop Rock For Humanity New Delhi, India

Hello Dear Friend, Greetings!! I am Sourabh Kishore, a humble Indian from Delhi-NCR. My channel has produced music and videos with great messages for humanity. My themes are LOVE, HEALTH, LIFE, and GOD. I have a Baritone voice of midscale overtones matching with Pop Rock genre. I hope you will enjoy my compositions. Please also watch my videos on YouTube and DailyMotion. With Love and Regards ... more

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