Oh train, tell me
Subtitled in English, French, German and Egyptian
It is worth noting that in the Egyptian colloquial dialect, the word "ًWabour" was used in the past to refer to a train, and it was also used to refer to a graceful, attractive woman who distracts you and transports you to a world of desire the moment you catch a glimpse of her.
I hope this explanation makes the song easier to understand.
كلمات: احمد رامي
ألحان: محمد عبد الوهاب
تم ترميم الفيديو والمعالجة الصوتية بمعرفتنا
Singer: Abdel Wahab (1902-1991)
Song: Oh train, tell me (1938)
Lyrics: Ahmed Ramy (1892-1981)
Composer: Abdel Wahab (1902-1991)
Dialect: Egyptian Colloquial
Restored and remastered by Angham Misriya