Draft:Ask Your Soul

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"Ask Your Soul"
Song by Umm Kulthum
LanguageArabic
Released1970
VenueNile Palace, Cairo Jan 1, 1970
Nile Palace, Cairo Feb 5, 1970
Nile Palace, Cairo, Mar 5, 1970
Alexanderia, Jun 4, 1970
Composer(s)Mohammed Al-Mogey
Lyricist(s)Abdulwahhab Mohammed

Ask your soul is an Egyptian song performed by Umm Kulthum in 1970. The lyrics were written by Abdulwahhab Mohammed, while the melody was composed by Mohammed Al-Mogey in Maqam Hijaz Kar (Double harmonic scale) on C.

Lyrics[edit]

Ask your soul... Ask your Heart...

Before you ask what has changed me...

I have been changed because of the torture I endured in loving you.

Only hope was giving me patience.

Your treachery hurt me... And I started to change bit by bit.

My change was not optional and I started to fold my longing to you.

I started to hate my weakness and patience. I chose to pull away.

I learned how to become stubborn...

Even abandonment became normal to me, Look what cruelty can do!

In the past, I used to find you, in tenderness, a sea of love and a shore of safety...

I used to feel that you are my time, my day, my day after, and what comes after too.

I used to see you through the eyes of my love, while you were away or close.

Closer than my lips to my smile, closer than my feelings to my heart.

ِAter all the love that I tended for you, all the passion that I granted you...

After the life that I dedicated to you, what else can I give you?

Your treachery hurt me... And I started to change bit by bit. I changed and it was not by my hands.