As a kid, I used to hear this song often on the radio. The singer is called Wadih El Safi. He was a Lebanese singer, songwriter, composer and actor. The song that you are going to listen to is called ” Alaylu Ya Layla”.
الليل يا ليلى يعاتبني
night, oh Layla, is complaining to me (or blaming me)
ويقول لي سلم على ليلى
and is telling me to send you its regards
الحب لا تحلو نسائمه
the love’s winds/breezes is not sweet
إلا إذا غنى الهوى ليلى
unless love sings (for) Layla
اه الا اذا غنى الهوى ليلى
unless love sings (for) Layla Continue reading
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