Yas Or No

Even the Police Inspectors salute my father as they pass by

The one my brother hangs up to dry doesn't even get a chance to ask for water

Even the Police Inspectors salute my father as they pass by

The one my brother hangs up to dry doesn't even get a chance to ask for water

Oh stylish lad, why do you want to die for nothing?

You'll end up abandoned like an unclaimed body

They will scrub you clean like a blackened cooking pot

Those rounds you keep making in my street on repeat

They will scrub you clean like a blackened cooking pot

Those rounds you keep making in my street on repeat

They will scrub you clean like a blackened cooking pot

Those rounds you keep making in my street on repeat

They will scrub you clean like a blackened cooking pot

Those rounds you keep making in my street on repeat

Hey, listen [Kudi: girl/maiden], don't leave even a little room for doubt

This boy doesn't lose his heart to just any random girl

Hey, listen [Kudi: girl/maiden], don't leave even a little room for doubt

This boy doesn't lose his heart to just any random girl

Those rascals who pass by shouting comments

I will show them exactly how to block a path

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

You talk as if you can pluck the stars from the sky, young man

But this moon-like beauty will never be within your reach

Even the gang of outlaws has given up their life of crime

But these [Billo: girl with light/hazel eyes] eyes of mine are still committing crimes

Even the gang of outlaws has given up their life of crime

But these [Billo: girl with light/hazel eyes] eyes of mine are still committing crimes

Tell them if your brothers ever try to lock horns with me

They'll realize how much oil is actually in the sesame seeds [Idiom: they will learn my true strength]

The ones I've given a 'ring' to until today, my lady

Are still writhing in pain on the hospital beds of [PGI: Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research]

The ones I've given a 'ring' to until today, my lady

Are still writhing in pain on the hospital beds of [PGI: Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research]

This new generation of youngsters doesn't understand a thing

That donkeys stand no chance when they face a lion

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

Alright, I'll agree with you, resident of Kale Bole [Village reference]

You've earned high-level connections through your [Yaar: close friends/brothers]

But even those people don't dare to look our way

The ones whose 'fever' of hooliganism we have cured

But even those people don't dare to look our way

The ones whose 'fever' of hooliganism we have cured

[Puri: Self-reference to lyricist/artist] doesn't run away just because of some noise

The enemies are intentionally shoved into the furnace of death

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

My people ask about the fault only after the deed is done

First, they hammer the enemy like iron tines are hammered into a [Manji: traditional woven bed]

They will scrub you clean like a blackened cooking pot

Those rounds you keep making in my street on repeat