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القلبببببب ولهاااااااااااان🥺
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تكفون رجعو الكوتش اللي ترد الروح
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نسيم هي روح النادي
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تكفى يانسيم ارجعي طيفك حسك وحتى الاغاني اللي انتي تسمعينها معانا وقت الكلاس مالها اي طعم من غيررررررك وحشتينا فقدتك حيييييل
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