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(Jana) :

حلو اوي اوي اوي

2025-11-01 19:22:22

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ياسمين الشام23671 :

ممكن اسمها

2025-09-25 23:43:36

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أمنيات محطمة 💔🥀 :

وانا اغني ابكي 😢 💔 حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل فيه 😢

2025-09-20 16:22:39

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مات اخي وهو ياحب هذ الاغنيه والله الله يرحمه ويسكلنه الجنه

2025-09-21 04:38:49

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koki💘 :

كنت هعيط مكملتش عشان والله انا و. خطيبي بنحب بعض و مش بنزعل بعض خاالص بس مش عارفه كنت هعيط لية 😂

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2025-08-25 07:02:46

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2025-09-20 09:21:56

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2025-09-24 22:02:53

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2025-09-28 08:26:46

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روعه ☺️👌

2025-09-28 22:52:31

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بكيت من قلبي

2025-09-20 18:35:19

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🥺🤲مات اخي وهو ياحب هذ الاغنيه والله الله يرحمه ويسكلنه الجنه

2025-09-29 23:05:50

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2025-10-03 18:54:41

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الله ع صوتي 😂

2025-10-05 00:52:56

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بموت لما بسمعها🥺💔

2025-09-21 06:01:36

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عدد اللي غانو مع الاغنيه 👆👈

2025-09-21 18:47:55

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قويا ولله ربي يحفضك

2025-09-23 03:01:09

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لازم سجلها وغنيها بصوتي وبإيقاع 🥺

2025-09-23 01:11:08

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بجد قلبي وروحي يوجعو فيا ومش قادره نبكي 😭

2025-09-21 23:03:23

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صوت هادئ والله بصيح

2025-09-23 17:54:30

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الجزيري :

أنا عيط وانا بغنية والله مش عارف ليه مع إني عنيتها كتير قبل كده والله

2025-09-25 19:30:04

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