Tinsa Wahda

Amr Diab · Lealy Nahary

Leeh ya 2albi kol youm bet7ib wa7da

w lessa mosh la2i elli 3ayzo f ay wa7da(x2)



kol awel youm te2ol ennak la2etha

w f nehayti el youm ba7es ennak nesetha...

kol da 3alashan betehrab mn el 7a2ee2a...

kol da 3alashan ya 2albi tensa wa7da



ay wa7da bet2abelha bteb2a 7assa...

enta mosh gayelha da enta gay tensa(x2)



enta 3aref 7atta te3sha2 7ad 3'erha..

da enta w enta wayya 3'erha bteftekerha...



kol da 3alashan betehrab mn el 7a2ee2a...

kol da 3alashan ya 2albi tensa wa7da.....



2olt hansa 2olt 3omri f youm ma harja3...

hate3mel eeh del wa2t yom ma t7eb terja3...(x2)



leh wahamt el nas ya 2albi ennak naseeha

wel 7a2ee2a enne enta 3ayesh lessa leeha...



kol da 3alashan betehrab mn el 7a2ee2a...

kol da 3alashan ya 2albi tensa wa7da

Tinsa Wahda

Amr Diab remains a defining figure in modern Arabic pop, often credited with popularizing the Mahraganat sound across the Middle East. "Tinsa Wahda" appears on his 2010 album Lealy Nahary, a record that further solidified his reputation for blending traditional melodies with contemporary production. The track showcases Diab's signature vocal style, characterized by emotional delivery and rhythmic precision that resonates with audiences throughout the region. As part of a prolific discography spanning decades, this recording reflects his ability to evolve while maintaining the core elements of his musical identity. The song stands as a testament to his enduring influence on the genre, contributing to a vast catalogue of hits that have shaped the landscape of Egyptian and Arab music.