قلوب [Qolob] [English translation]
قلوب في قلوب
و أيدين في أيدين
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أدي أيامنا و أدي سكتنا
و ياما أيام كتير جايين
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قلوب في قلوب
و أيدين في أيدين
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Amr Diab
- country:Egypt
- Languages:Arabic, Arabic (other varieties), Greek, English
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:http://www.amrdiab.net/
- Wiki:https://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/عمرو_دياب
Amr Diab Lyrics
- [Tehayrk] تحيرك [Transliteration]
- الرَّزَّاقُ [Al Razaq] [English translation]
- [Tehayrk] تحيرك [Spanish translation]
- Elgaw Gamil [الجو جميل] [Ilgaw Gameel] lyrics
- [Ya Helwa] يا حلوة lyrics
- [Tehayrk] تحيرك lyrics
- [Ya Helwa] يا حلوة [English translation]
- [Tehayrk] تحيرك [Italian translation]
- الرَّزَّاقُ [Al Razaq] lyrics
- [Tehayrk] تحيرك [English translation]
Amr Diab Featuring Lyrics
Amr Diab Also Performed Pyrics
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- Debaixo Dos Caracóis Dos Seus Cabelos [English translation]
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- Dom de iludir [English translation]
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- Coisa Mais Linda [English translation]
- Diferentemente lyrics
- Carolina [French translation]
- É Proibido Proibir [English translation]
- Branquinha [English translation]
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- Branquinha lyrics
- Chuvas de Verão lyrics
- Chuvas de Verão [Bulgarian translation]
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- É Hoje [French translation]
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- Contigo en la distancia [Portuguese translation]
- Eclipse Oculto [French translation]
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- Beleza pura [English translation]
- Bésame lyrics
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- É Proibido Proibir lyrics
- Diferentemente [German translation]
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- Clara [French translation]
- Clarice [French translation]
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