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Ya Reem Wadi Thaqif
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Arabic Lyrics |
English Translation |
| Ya reem Wadi Thaqif, latif jismak latif | Oh Thaqif Ravine's gazelle, your body is so beautiful. (1) |
| Mashut ana lak wasif, fi anas sheklak gharib | I've never found anybody like you, you're extraordinary among people. |
| Anta a-muna w almal fi muhjati lak mahal | You're the wish and the hope — you own a place in my heart. |
| Ya man bhosnah ektamal ma tarahamun al-habib | Oh perfect one, you're not showing any mercy to the beloved. |
| Ya leit w s'lek ye'ood, wa saad bilatim al-khudud | I wish you could come back, and it makes me happy kissing your cheeks. |
| yaleili tashady alurud, galebi burbik yatib | Oh, you who smells like roses, my heart is healed when I draw nearer to you. |
| abdak dhanah el gharam, saher we ghiro yenam | Your slave is exhausted by the passion, sleepless while others sleep. |
| Ya zen hedha haram, lu sah malou mujib | Oh beauty, this is sinful, if i scream no one answers. |
| Eh magsedak fi dhanay el wasl ghayet monay | What do you intend by wearing me out? My goal is being with my beloved. |
| bellah haggeg rajay men yegsedak ma yekheeb | Oh God, make my dream come true, that the one who comes to you is never disappointed. |
- Thaqif is a village in the Makkah province of Saudi Arabia known for its mountains, valleys, and vegetation.
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