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PHOTO CREDIT: Above photo by John Rickman Photography, San Jose, California.
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From the Site
Arab Song Translations
By Lennie Clark
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From Lennie Clark's Web Site:
Sanateen Wana Hayyil
(For Two Years)
This page contains a translation into English of the lyrics to "Sanateen Wana Hayyil", which has been recorded by Layla Murad, Fadl Shaker, Hossam Ramzy, Khalil Abboud, and others..
Other ways to spell this song title are "Sanatein Wanahayel Feek" or "Sanatein Wana Hayil Beik", "Sanatein Wala 7ayel Fik", "Sanatein Wana Hayel Feek".
Music: Mamoun El Shennawy
Lyrics: Raouf Zohni

Lyrics
Two years have passed
And I have tried to restore our love
The tears in my eyes are calling you
You are the cause of my pain
Yet still I call you my love
I have endured one year and two
In this lonely struggle
Where?
Where has your passion and your love gone?
How have you forgotten the old days
If you could leave your anger for one day
Sleep would return and lead me to dreams
Two years have passed and my tears still call you
You have forgotten the promise of our hearts
And denied the existence of our love
Your beauty is beyond my sight
But I find you wherever I go

Where to Get Recordings of this Song
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Artist: Khalil Abboud
CD Title: Golden Days, Enchanting Nights
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Artist: Hossam Ramzy
CD Title: El Amar
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Artist: Layla Murad
CD Title: Sanatain Wana Ahayel Feek
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Artist: Fadl Shaker
CD Title: Sa'eet Tarab Maa Fadl Shaker
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Artist: Various
CD Title: The Story of Arabic Song
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"Sanateen Wana Hayel Feek" is sung on this album by Layla Murad. |

Translations of
Khalil Abboud's Songs on This Site

Acknowledgements
About the Translator
This translation was created by Khaled Hegazzi of New Orleans, Louisiana.
About the Source
This article
originally appeared on Lennie Clark's web site, "Arabic Song Translations." Lennie created this web site in 2002 as a response to discussion on the Internet regarding incidents of dancers who performed inappropriate sensual dances to religious music. Lennie's web site resided on a free web hosting service known as Geocities.
When the planned October 2009 closure of the Geocities web hosting service was announced, Lennie and Shira agreed to move the contents of Lennie's site to Shira.net. To explore all the articles and song translations that once appeared on Lennie's Geocities site, visit Lennie's portal page here on Shira.net. |
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