التنورة [El Tannoura] [English translation]
التنورة [El Tannoura] [English translation]
why does she shorten her skirt
why does she shorten her skirt
the guys eyes follow her
she is conceited by herself
she is conceited by herself
why does she shorten her skirt
why does she shorten her skirt
the guys eyes follow her
she is conceited by herself
she is conceited by herself
the high heal suit her
the southern and northern breezes
her skirt is an inch and a half long (very short)
and her shirt is see through
lali lali lali lali lali lali
all fear her when see walks
her skirt keeps getting higher
the waves are jealous and go crazy when they saw her
hali hali hali hali hali hali
her presence turn old men young
and the old women look young
and the old women look young
why does she shorten her skirt
why does she shorten her skirt
lali lali lali lali lali lali
hali hali hali hali hali hali
the shortness doesn't matter to her
not even her father or mother's opinion
she makes the guys heart go crazy
and if they melt, it's not her concern
lali lali lali lali lali lali
every time it lowers she raises it higher
they all scream My Goodness
and oh God she makes heart stops
wishing to praise this beauty
hali hali hali hali hali hali
walking in style and fashion
she is beautiful and excused
she is beautiful and excused
why does she shorten her skirt
why does she shorten her skirt
the guys eyes follow her
she is conceited by herself
she is conceited by herself
lali lali lali lali lali lali
hali hali hali hali hali hali
the world is on fire
she is not concered
the skirt on both sides
one side talks to the other
lali lali lali lali lali lali
she walks and she shakes her waist
like she is a modern queen
and her shirt is not necessary, it's three quarters shortened
hali hali hali hali hali hali
i laugh and blame the august heat, it's not the skirts fault
it's not the skirts fault
why does she shorten her skirt
why does she shorten her skirt
the guys eyes follow her
she is conceited by herself
she is conceited by herself
- Artist:Fares Karam
- Album:W'edni