3aref sa3at

from Poetry · host Rawan Abdo

كلمات محمد مصري عارف ساعات بسرح كتير .. وابكى كتير .. ومعرفش انام .. عارف ساعات بحلم ساعات .. انى اشوفك .. بس الحلم بيموت مع الايام .. ليه كل حاجه بنحبها بتروح .. مش بيفضل منها غير شويه بواقى .. ونعيش على الباقى .. سنين حلاوه روح .. كان نفسى اكون جنب حد بيحبنى .. كان نفسى مبكيش كتير قبل اما انام .. بس الدموع انها تروح وتبعد عنى .. ده حلم من ضمن شويه احلام .. انا فقرى من يومى كده .. ابكى ف فرحتى .. واضحك ف عز الوجع .. عشان ادارى دمعتى ... وادخل سريرى عشان ارتاح .. القى دموعى نازله على مخدتى .. زى ما يكون الوجع حاجه كده بتحبنى .. مش راضيه تبعد عنى .. حتى وانا مبسوط .. ف ياريت اموت .. بس كمان خايف اموت .. وعشان انا فقرى .. القى الحزن ملازمنى ف اخرتى

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