(Intro by Wilson)

Har sal sad ta ahang miad, az hamejaye donya
Hame mikhunan, hamam mishnavan
Vali faghat ye guruhe ke vakhti mikhune, tehran mittereke!
Woah!

Tehran, Zedbazi, Alireza JJ, Sijal ...


(Verse 1 by MJ)

MJ
Dokhtare khub nakon bem negah
Na ma eine toiim o na to eine ma
Man zadam tu khatte jak o jendeha
Ta bian o negah darim shabo zende ba
Kolli band o basat
Are hamun bang o mavadi ke dige shode ghand o nabat
Hame shodim mang o kharab
Yeho garm shod hava, toam shalvare tango darar
Nakone mikhay bebaramet ba dastband be takht
Ke darnari aslan az dastam yevakht?!
Khastehat hastan che sakht!
Man khodam enghad mastam ke alan vaslam be saghf
Pas mano shakhsan bebakhsh
To ke faghat nisti
Baghiam hastan tu kaf
Va az taye saf
Harvakh mano mibinan, zud ba ye soot vaimissan
Engar man davaram, una footballistan!
Vali una donbale in tuppa nistan,
In dulo mikhan!
Vase haminam in hame rahe duro mian!
Mimunan doram ta divunam konan
Midunam khodam ina divunam shodan
Mipparan baghalam, pas hame habalan!
Das' barnemidaran az sare kachalam, eyvaai!


(Bridge by Hidden)

Nemikham bezanam bet zedde hal
Kheili rok o rast begam bet faghat yebar
Fek nakon harfam durughe vakhti bet migam kheili saram shulughe


(Chorus by Nasim)

Nagu hal nadarin
Mano ghal nazarin
Bia bal dararim
Berim bala baham


(Verse 2 by Hidden)

Kharabetam khodetam khub miduni
Tu sharayete badam ma baham khub mimunim
Harja beram, to hasti pisham
Vakhti addiam, ya tu masti gijam
Toro nemigam manzuram music e!
Chon az ruzi ke raftam tush dige maghzam guzide!
Dus daram az bas, kamelan aghlamo man dadam az das'
Pas harkas
Dad ba man das'
Fahmid mehrad ajab adame koskholi has
Say nakon pas
Ada mano darari
Na zakhar to mese man alaghasho nadari!
Nemikham bezanam man zeddehal behet
Ya durugh begam ya ke eddeam beshe
Faghat migam ke chejuri hastam
Migam ke yekhurde bishtar beduni az man:
Esmam 'Hidden'e
Khub hefz konesh! Be khater khub besporesh!
Khub hes konesh o harfe bija nazan
Are dadash man inja inkarasham!
Chon dige ghodrat oftade daste man
Umadam inja ostade rap besham
Kos nagu bala miaram saret
Nazdikam naya mimalam daret
Hidden


(Bridge)
(Chorus)


(Nasim)

Chera bihessam?!
Harchi ra miam baz bet nemiressam!


(Verse 3 by Sijal)

Lets Go!
Shayad kheili kholam ke az donya hey mikhoram
Shayad sek mikhoram, ya chon rey mikonam in shekli shodam
Tuye donya jaii nadidam yeki mesle khodam
Zendegimo bayad begirano ghesse konan
Dige harchi pul dashtam raft be bad
Harchi dokhtar baham bud zad be chak
Hame barnameham yeho raft be fuck
Age beshini begardi peye radde pam
Mibini hafteha
Ye seri shatak baram zirab zadan
Ta tunestan gereftan irad azam
Vali hanuzam ace e peak e iran manam
Vase haminam dokhtara mian damam
Emza mikhan azam
Vali dawshi zendegi bala-paiin dare
Tabestunet rafte, hala paiiz ba'te? Kosse kharesh!
Dudo biar pudr beshim maha
To sefaresh pulo bede dud beshim
Kheili munde rah ta bekhaim ke ma adam beshim
Bekhatere hamine vakhti shab miad
Ar mizanim o mirim bala khat ziad
Mishnavam arbade
'Sijal bia, ke faghat toro mikhaym, ke faghat toro mikhaym'
Pasho boro miam!


(Bridge)
(Chorus)

(Verse 4 by Wilson)
Duffa mishnavan o migan 'Yebar Dige Bezar'
Zang mizanan mobileam se sanie yebar
Ejbarie engar harf zadan ba ina
Vali faghat vase inke bedam ye ra dige feshar
Donbale mano miporsan 'Kushi Wilson?'
Chon dusam daran bishtar az kife Louis Vuitton! (Haha)
Ahanga has tu hame mehmunia o hame mashinaii ke midan tu autobane Sadr viraj
Amma chizi nemiduni, parti dash!
Cha'r ta shenidi o cha'r tam kardi lash!
Amare doroste maro harki dasht
Khaye kard o tu suratesh ba rangi zardi shash'd!
'Nagu Hal Nadarin'
Halam daram ettefaghan!
Kolle tehran arezushune ke mese ma shan
Rafte budam faza vali bargashtam
Hanuzam tu in bazi be man migan sarlashkar!
Sad ta sarbaze ba'm
Hishkiam tu kolle in bazi ghodrat nadare andaze ma
Kasi shakh nemishe pas vase ma
Vakhti in hame adam jelom vaisadan o manam shodam darvaazeban
Dalilesham vase hame shomaha bezarin dobare begam:
Bazikon ziade, vali man shomare yekam!
Wilson!


(Bridge)
(Chorus)


(Nasim)
Nagu Hal nadarin ...


(MJ)
Zedbazi ...


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    Thanks to Solfa for introducing ZEDBAZI to this website! I like this song so much!!!!

    BigBearon August 11, 2010   Link
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    great...i love it...thanks age irani hasti mer30 mer30 mer30...asheghe zedbaziam...

    erfanmession September 06, 2011   Link
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    great...i love it...thanks age irani hasti mer30 mer30 mer30...asheghe zedbaziam...

    erfanmession September 06, 2011   Link
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    great...i love it...thanks age irani hasti mer30 mer30 mer30...asheghe zedbaziam...

    erfanmession September 06, 2011   Link

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