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Artist: Kazem El Saher
Canonical path: /kazem-el-saher/w-endak-ein-and-you-dare-to
Related lyric paths: 6
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W endak Ein (And you dare to...)
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W endak Ein (And you dare to...)
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How dare you speak about being faithful...
You should be the last to speak about devotion...
Who are you trying to deceive further more...
All I wanted was that you love me in return...
Why do you not admit your mistakes...
I shall watch you in your loneliness...
This is the most difficult dilemma I ever had to face, and I shall pay the price as of now...
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