A new song celebrating Iraq’s national football team recent victory in the Asian Cup Finals; the “Lions of Mesopotamia” include Sunni, Shia, Kurd, and Christian players.
The opening lines translate to:
Did you see the player in the field playing with one hand on his wounds.
He's a player for the Iraqi who, from despair, brought joy.
The team you see is a symbol of our people’s unity.
Names don’t divide us because Iraq is in our heart.
[Tarboush tip: Dania]
4 comments:
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I'm happy for the Iraqi football team and people, but their music sounds just like the horrible Khaleeji music.
khaleeji and iraqi music has good beat, it's always a fresh twist from lobnan and egypt's khara
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