This is the complete nazm of Majaz titled “nazr-e-aligarh” written in 1936. It was later abridged and adopted as the lyrics of A.M.U. Tarana.
Ye meraa chaman hai meraa chaman, maiN apne chaman kaa bulbul huuN,
sarshaar-e-nigaah-e-nargis huuN, paa-bastaa-e-gesuu-sumbul huuN,
( bulbul : nightingale; sarshaar : overflowing,; paa-bastaa : embedded; sumbul : a plant of sweet odor)
har aan yahaaN sehbaa-e-kuhan ek saaGhar-e-nau meN dhaltii hai,
kalioN se husn tapaktaa hai, phuuloN se javaanii ubaltii hai,
(sehbaa-e-kuhan : old wine; saaGhar-e-nau : new goblet)
jo taaq-e-haram meN roshan hai, vo shamaa yahaaN bhii jaltii hai,
is dasht ke goshe-goshe se, ek juu-e-hayaat ubaltii hai,
(taaq-e-haram : vault in the sacred territory of Mecca; dasht : wilderness, desert; juu-e-hayaat : stream of life)
Islam ke is but-Khaane meN asnaam bhii haiN aur Aazaar bhii,
tahziib ke is mai-Khaane meN shamshiir bhii hai aur saaGhar bhii,
( asnaam : idols; Aazaar : Abraham’s father, an idol-worshipper)
yaaN husn kii barq chamaktii hai, yaaN nuur kii baarish hotii hai,
har aah yahaaN ek naGhmaa hai, har ashk yahaaN ek motii hai,
(barq : lightening; nuur : light)
har shaam hai shaam-e-Misr yahaaN, har shab hai shab-e-Sheeraz yahaaN,
hai saare jahaaN kaa soz yahaaN aur saare jahaaN kaa saaz yahaaN,
(shaam-e-Misr : evenings of Egpyt; shab-e-Sheeraz : nights of Sheeraz, a famous city of Iran; soz : pain)
ye dasht-e-junuuN diivaanoN kaa, ye bazm-e-vafaa parvaanoN kii,
ye shahr-e-tarab ruumaanoN kaa, ye Khuld-e-bariiN armaanoN kii,
(dasht : desert, wilderness; junuuN : frenzy; shahr-e-tarab : city of mirth; Khuld-e-bariiN : sublime paradise)
fitrat ne sikhaii hai ham ko, uftaad yahaaN parvaaz yahaaN,
gaaye haiN vafaa ke giit yahaaN, chheRaa hai junuuN kaa saaz yahaaN,
( uftaad : beginning of life; parvaaz : flight; saaz : song on an instrument)
is farsh se hamne uR uR kar aflaak ke taare toRe haiN,
nahiid se kii hai sargoshi, parviin se rishte joRe hain,
(farsh : base; aflaak : heavens; nahiid : Venus; parviin : Pleiades)
is bazm meN teGheN khenchiiN haiN, is bazm meN saGhar toRe haiN,
is bazm meN aanKh bichaa’ii hai, is bazm meN dil tak joRe haiN,
is bazm meN neze khenche haiN, is bazm meN Khanjar chuume haiN,
is bazm meN gir-gir taRpe haiN, is bazm meN pii kar jhuume haiN, 
aa aa kar hazaaroN baar yahaaN Khud aag bhii hamne lagaayii hai,
phir saare jahaaN ne dekhaa hai ye aag hamiin ne bujha’ii hai,
yahaaN ham ne kamandeN daalii haiN, yahaaN hamne shab-Khuun maare haiN,
yahaaN ham ne qabaayeN nochii haiN, yahaaN hamne taaj utaare haiN,
(kamand : a noose; shab-KhuuN : night raids; qabaayeN : flight)
har aah hai Khud taasiir yahaaN, har Khvaab hai Khud taabiir yahaaN,
tadbiir ke paa-e-sangiiN per jhuk jaati hai taqdiir yahaaN,
( taabiir : interpretation; tadbiir : forethought; paa-e-sangiiN : firm footing; taqdiir : destiny) 
zarraat kaa bosaa lene ko, sau baar jhukaa aakaash yahaaN,
Khud aankh se ham ne dekhii hai, baatil kii shikast-e-faash yahaaN,
( shikast-e-faash: clear defeat)
is gul-kadah paariinaa meN phir aag bhaRakne vaali hai,
phir abr garajne vaale haiN, phir barq kaRakne vaali hai,
(gul-kadah : garden; pariinaa : ancient; abr : cloud; barq : lightening)
jo abr yahaaN se uThThega, vo saare jahaaN par barsegaa,
har juu-e-ravaan par barsegaa, har koh-e-garaaN par barsegaa,
(abr : cloud; juu-e-ravaan : flowing streams; koh-e-garaaN : big mountains)
har sard-o-saman par barsegaa, har dasht-o-daman par barsegaa,
Khud apne chaman par barsegaa, GhairoN ke chaman par barsegaa,
(sard-o-saman : open and shelter; dasht-o-daman : wild and subdued; qasr-e-tarab : citadel of joy)
har shahr-e-tarab par garjegaa, har qasr-e-tarab par kaRkegaa,
ye abr hameshaa barsaa hai, ye abr hameshaa barsegaa.
(shahr-e-tarab : city of joy; qasr-e-tarab : citadel of joy)
Majaz Lucknawi