Tabban – تباً Lyrics – Fawzi PS – فوزي, Daboor Ganlyrics

Tabban – تباً Lyrics Meaning

[First Verse (Fawzi)]
The first verse talks about a live broadcast and the speaker asking to play music while expressing a sense of foreboding about what’s coming. They say that the sound of the oud can uplift one’s spirit, taking them away from a harsh reality. There’s a mention of giving a clear message without delay, and a sense of distrust in everything, especially due to the presence of spies and deception.

[Second Verse (Daboor)]
This verse speaks about enlightenment and clarity, where the speaker’s mind opens up like a lamp that brightens the thoughts. Despite feeling pure and not hiding anything, there’s a sense of distancing from others. The line “burnt your card” could symbolize feeling betrayed or caught in a false situation, while the speaker emphasizes seeing things through the lens of truth.

[Third Verse (Fawzi)]
The third verse expresses how the truth can be harsh, with eyes of deceit being described as dirty and treacherous. The speaker highlights that when it comes to tough times, the only way to survive is by taking action—hunting enemies and fighting back. There’s a sense of patriotism and resistance against the oppressors, with the sound of weapons echoing across the land.

[Fourth Verse (Daboor)]
In this verse, the lyrics contrast the actions of others who “plant thorns” while they themselves “plant death.” It’s a metaphor for how they don’t just exist, but create an impact. The reference to “we’re the story” shows their belief that they are the real narrative, the ones who have control over their fate, rather than being passive.

[Chorus (Daboor and Fawzi)]
The chorus repeats the idea of defiance against bad circumstances. It emphasizes standing strong and supporting each other. There’s also a sense of fatalism in the lines, implying that no matter what happens, they will stay true to their cause, as they believe in their strength and righteousness.

[Fifth Verse (Fawzi)]
This verse highlights a journey through tough times, walking through obstacles like soldiers. There’s a reference to difficulties along the way, with issues in the air and waiting for openings in the wall. The speaker mentions remembering the builders of the past and hints at ongoing struggles, with heavy tension in the atmosphere, especially with conflicts surrounding the region.

[Chorus (Daboor and Fawzi)]
This part of the chorus is a repetition of the earlier theme, reinforcing the idea of pushing forward despite difficult conditions. The speaker acknowledges that in the face of adversity, they will continue to face challenges but remain unyielding, relying on their solidarity.

[Sixth Verse (Daboor)]
In the sixth verse, the speaker speaks about turning things around, with a focus on being strategic and calculated. They’re determined to reach their goals despite the challenges, while also showing a rebellious attitude. They describe their youth as being shaped by struggle, always prepared to face adversity head-on without hesitation, with a constant readiness for action.

[Bridge (Daboor)]
The bridge emphasizes waiting for change while remaining resilient. It shows that they’re not backing down, offering a welcoming attitude to those who align with their cause. There’s a sense of determination and resolve in the face of adversity.

[Chorus (Daboor and Fawzi)]
The final chorus emphasizes the same theme of resistance and solidarity, repeating the mantra of standing strong despite the conditions. The lyrics suggest that with their willpower, they can overcome anything. They remain confident in their belief in justice and truth.