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Lyrics: "alsha3b yureed isqaa6 al-nitham (the people want to overthrow the regime)" Audio Sample taken from the largest Syrian protest to date (Hama - July 22, 2011) Verse 1 The purpose of these verses is to unify the masses 7oms up to 7assakeh ... Banyas to Damascus City streets to countrysides Mountaintops to coastal tides Muslim / Christian / women / men & children Lets keep hope alive Stand in solidarity with all your fellow citizens Peacefully protesting for an end to all the militance Torture & imprisonment Murdering of innocence Proving that this lying/lion leader's rule is illegitimate Like father - like son Mobster or president? Censoring their people Trying to stop the embezzlement Heavy-handed iron fists Dropped on the residents Déjà vu... '82 - '11... We are all Deir Ezzor ... We are all Dar3aa We are all Jisr il-Shughoor ... 7alab & the 2al3a's (castles) We Are All 7amza ... We Are All 7ama ... We Are All Syrian ... Hands to the samaa2 (sky) saying: "alsha3b yureed isqaa6 al-nitham" Verse 2 I have a dream this regime will fall And that what comes next Will be better for us all Alawite - Druze - Armenian - Kurdish Equality in Parliament "Il-Kull ilo Kursee" (Everyone gets a seat / is represented) Envisioning a future that's brighter for the youth Who've been fighting for the right To shed light upon the truth Biting bullets from the troops Thus far a truce has proven elusive But martyrs are tightening the noose On corruption - Bribery - Nepotism Tribal Disputes Don't shoot with your mechanism Soon come the reckoning that looms Second guessing the protesters Was a recipe for Assad to address his own doom... Its been a long time coming And there's no turning back now Voices are the weapons In these military crackdowns Millions on the streets In defiance of your gat sounds Look who's got you shook Doctor don't know how to act now... "alsha3b yureed isqaa6 al-nithaam" Verse 3 The immortalized words of Ibrahim Qashoush - Rest in Power / Peace khayyo . . .