andrzej_w@lker
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:hump:ALL inclusivemaybe
:hump:ALL inclusivemaybe
Nice sounds!
Hi everybody!
Squall, *AvA*, piccoli, INSBURG, Faustus, Haig, Delay.Dotcom, andrzej_w@lker, chris41, ollie, Light Sequence, apocalypse_now, Archangel, Victoria
thanks both of you !!! wondering if it is some classic arabic tune so they used it in those two tunes which I love both
Yes it is friend classic arabic song called 'Ya Hawa Beirut' means (Hawa=Wind,Ya=she's calling the wind of Beirut) very old track late 70's.'Fayrouz' is the name of the singer.
hello again you in & out, in & out
Yes it is friend classic arabic song called 'Ya Hawa Beirut' means (Hawa=Wind,Ya=she's calling the wind of Beirut) very old track late 70's.'Fayrouz' is the name of the singer.
Nice sounds!
Hi everybody!
Squall, *AvA*, piccoli, INSBURG, Faustus, Haig, Delay.Dotcom, andrzej_w@lker, chris41, ollie, Light Sequence, apocalypse_now, Archangel, Victoria
Yes it is friend classic arabic song called 'Ya Hawa Beirut' means (Hawa=Wind,Ya=she's calling the wind of Beirut) very old track late 70's.'Fayrouz' is the name of the singer.
not necessarily in any racial context.
From a branch of urban (American) slang which adds 'izz' or varients of (ie izzle/izzo) to words to create a more rhyme like 'melody' to sentences.
kid 1: "It's late, I'm heading back to the hizzous... you stayin?"
kid 2: "fo' shizzle my nizzle"
hoi all,
sending some greets around the planet.
-jvd-