| I swear to you, my grandfather's mercy
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| Although I don't really understand that gig
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| That no one ever knew how to play the accordion
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| Like little Ibro, Ibro Races us
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| When the party starts and when he plays
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| I wouldn't even get to say bismillah
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| He would already be banging his head and breaking glasses
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| Ibro would have thrown you into sevdah already
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| But soon people from the stage hear about Ibra
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| And he began to sniff at our neighborhood
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| Every Ibri pizza pays
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| Every ten fingers Ibrain praises
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| Ibro starts talking about money for fame
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| We answered him Ibro not fools
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| You are something else, you cure pain with an accordion
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| On the stage, everything is fake, on the stage, everything is fol
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| Just to tell you something about Ibra - Me, me - Mercedes came for him and he left.
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| -Yeah, yeah
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| He went to the accordion and became popular. |
| - There he is, I'm looking at the picture,
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| he was with Bren
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| With both Halids take a picture. |
| Is it your life. |
| Yes, my mother
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| Man, he wore a curula wearing a bed to let her know the front
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| And now here's a walk with this and that - Ozrenka
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| Give us two rich beers and tell the music a little quieter - And he's not happy with me
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| I know, soulful man, he doesn't want to be gifted, he should be gifted by those cameramen
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| - Peel it - Wait, did you let that happen?
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| Stop away from yourself
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| But neither is that. |
| They do not give him the pain to play sevdah. |
| Raja is looking for
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| Happy. |
| Who will listen to someone else's torment
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| But one morning Ibro entered the neighborhood alone
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| The same Gary Cooper, it all looked like a dream
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| There would no longer be the shadow of sorrow on his face
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| Mahala, sevdah, Ibro could not forget
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| Ibro didn't want money
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| Ibro will always be a fucker
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| And immediately some began to slander Ibra's face
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| But only true paradise knew what the trick was
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| Ibro is not your friend, Ibro is de facto an artist
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| You understand? |