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Farda

Composed by: Abi K. Safa, Mehran Fanoos Lyrics by: Noor Ahmad Payeez

Despoina Apostolidou (voice)

 

https://repository.volare-project.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Afghanistan-Final-OK.mp3

 

Farda / Tomorrow

 

Tomorrow, when I take my last breath

when I’m cold, set my melody ablaze

 

When the sun lights up the sky

when my lips are dry,

quench the thirst of my grave and water it

 

Tomorrow, when I take my last breath

when I’m cold, set my melody ablaze

 

It’s hard to believe it’s already spring time

when you smile, flowers shall bloom over my shroud

 

Tomorrow, when I take my last breath

when I’m cold, set my melody ablaze.

 

 

Created by Afghani refugee musicians who fled their homeland due to persecution of artists 

Artistic Expression and Intervention
Afghani Afghanistan homesongs song
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