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Bahjat Yahya Lyrics
- تۆ لە دڵمای [To la Dlmay] lyrics
- Ez Bê Warim lyrics
- کوردستان [Kurdistan] [Transliteration]
- تۆ لە دڵمای [To la Dlmay] [English translation]
- ئەوین سنوری نیە [Awin Snuri Nia] [Transliteration]
- تۆڵە [Tola] lyrics
- کوردستان [Kurdistan]
- ئەوینستان [Awinstan] lyrics
- ئەوین سنوری نیە [Awin Snuri Nia] lyrics
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