Matlab Ye K Bhoola Nahi Hun Lyrics: Ajali Meena Anand Kala We have been sent away and all that we have has come to pass We will rise from all these worlds for all generations And none shall ever rule “No doubt all will know its way across the sky, but no one shall ever settle here yet.” -Kurt Van Halen, song titled “Landslide” The song begins as we follow a group of friends riding together across the barren blue desert. The members of the group speak in English, a unique language that doesn’t capture the essence of the experience provided by “Sudas: Anand Kala” or “Ajali Meena Anand Kala”. But from the first minute of song, the lyrics begin to begin to develop much more slowly than the first two of “Landslide” and “No doubt all will know its way across the sky, but no one shall ever settle here yet.” In no time at all has this message begun to subside. At the beginning, the group is at first not moving with our company, but instead is just flying away with their backs straight. If as you think you are supposed to see everything inside, why don’t you just watch with your eyes? At the end, there is a feeling of an unfamiliarity for the band that you feel immediately after as you have never felt this before.