خوي امحمد [Greek translation]
خوي امحمد
خوي امحمد
راك ( أنـ ) ـتَ نعسان
راك ( أنـ ) ـتَ نعسان
رح تضرب الناقوس
رح تضرب الناقوس
دينغ، دانغ، دونغ
!دينغ، دانغ، دونغ
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- [آ شتا تاتا تاتا [الكوبليه الأول [Ash Ta Ta Ta Ta Ta [Verse #1]] [English translation]
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