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Wahashtiini
(I Miss You)

 

This page contains a translation into English of the song lyrics to the song "Wahashtiini". It is sometimes spelled as "Wa Hastiny" or "Wahashtiny". The vocalist who popularized it was Khalid Agag, which is sometimes spelled as Khalid Ajaj.

Lyrics: Salah Faiz
Music: Khalid ei Emir

 

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Sung by Khalid Ajaj

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Lyrics

I miss you, as much as the number of stars.
I miss you, every day, more and more.
Come to me, come to me,
And let's make the dream a reality,
And let's make up for every lost minute
Because tomorrow could separate us.
And you, my sweetheart, we just made up together.
I missed you, and I came back to you.
I miss you.
Nights, nights, nights, nights where I never dreamt something like you.
I wait for happiness, and I wait for you.
It is time to meet my love, it's time to meet you.
It makes me feel younger.
I miss you.

 

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Translations of
Khaled Agag's Songs on This Site

 

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About the Translator

This translation appears on this web site courtesy of Yasmina Ramzy of Arabesque Academy of Toronto, Canada. It was translated for her by Karim Zaki.

Yasmina Ramzy has been performing, teaching, and choreographing Middle Eastern dance since 1981. She has toured extensively throughout Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Greece, England, Mexico, the United States, and Canada as a soloist and with her company, sometimes performing for royalty and heads of state in many of these countries. She is the Artistic Director of Arabesque Academy, School of Culture-Specific Dance and the Arabesque Dance Company. Although Yasmina has dedicated her life to Middle Eastern dance, she also produces Gypsy and Dancenet which are culture-specific dance and music events with an educational slant. She is also a member of Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists and serves on the board of directors for Dance Ontario.

 

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