يا ليلي، يا ليلي، يا ليلي، يا ليلي يا، يا ليلي

الصحبة مش بالعدد
الصحبة صاحب سند
صاحب يسد معك
راجل يوزن بلد

وأنا اللي كانوا بيتمنوا
أضحك في وش واحد فيهم
وأنا اللي كانوا بيتمنوا
أرمي السلام، أرمي السلام، أرمي السلام بس عليهم

ولا، ولا، ولا، ولا
الصحاب يلا
مش جدعان يلا
ولا، ولا، ولا، ولا
الأندال يلا
كله شمال يلا
دنيا وشوش يلا
ولا، ولا، ولا

إضرب يا عبد سلام إضرب، إضرب

السوس أهو يلا، السوس يلا

ولا، ولا، ولا، ولا
دنيا فلوس يلا
كله يدوس يلا
ولا، ولا، ولا، ولا
إنت ما بينك وبين الحظ دنيا، آه دنيا
دنيا ما طولها ولا حتى في خيالك
أما نفس الحظ عندي حاجة ثانية، حاجة ثانية
مين، مين ولا، ولا مين ولا
مين، مين، مين، مين، مين، مين
ولا، ولا، ولا، ولا
يا عبد سلام إذبح

الصحاب يلا
مش جدعان يلا
الأندال يلا
طب كله شمال يلا
دنيا فلوس يلا
كله يدوس يلا
والغلبان يلا
مش خلصان يلا
إدي أمان يلا
للشبعان يلا
واللي جعان يلا
ما تأمنوش يلا

الهرم يلا
ضرب القنبلة
بنعزك يلا
هنحزك يلا
إوعى تنام يلا
من عبد سلام يلا
لو قلقان يلا
هات رمضان يلا
الفكر فكرنا والجديد من عندنا
كله تمام يا عبد سلام


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    for me it could be the 'seven religion' possibilities , since does it say "All 7 and we'll watch them fall" therefore it must treat him of something important\ancient, besides "they stand in the way of love", therefore is it probable that refers to one institution or ideology that it produces hate, doesn't it? Moreover it says "And we will smoke them all With an intellect savoir-faire and..." and normally the enemy of religions is intellect. "And in the distance, 6 others will curse me", as if something that for one religion is love for the others is "only blasphemy". Finally: "And I saw an angel come down unto me In her hand she holds the very key Words of compassion, words of peace And in the distance an army's marching feet", 'couse the words of every religion speak of love and peace, and every religion has something truthful (the very key), but beyond those words they have army, war and hate... But this is only my poor opinion.

    badmeon September 23, 2006   Link

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