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Artist: Moustafa Amar
Canonical path: /moustafa-amar/aisheen-surviving
Related lyric paths: 6
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Aisheen (Surviving)
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Aisheen (Surviving)
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Darling let us keep walking
Let us remain lost
We pass through times of happiness and others of sadness
But we survive anyway sweetheart
Let us run away and forget our concerns
While we are still alive sweetheart
Let us be content with our fate and accept it with its joy and sorrows
We have our love to keep us warm
To heal our heartaches
We pass through times of happiness and others of sadness but we survive anyway
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