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Abdul Aziz (Azizi) :

افسوز صدوافسوز خانم نغمه خوده به سیاست قوم پرستی زد اگنی خوب به دل مردم جا داشت، زمانی ای آهنگ می شنیدم به او وقت محبت بود دوستی بود رفقافت بود اعتماد بلآخره همه چیز بود

2026-09-19 18:49:55

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پسرک مسافر :

شاید 11میشه

2026-09-19 18:19:40

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Massoud Adeeb :

این آهنگ مره به یاد نو جوانی ها انداخت روز و روزگار خوبی بود در هر هوتل و هر آیسکریم فروشی ها این صدا پخش می شد متاسفانه خانم نغمه در این اواخر کم کم به سیاست آمد و محبوبیت اش کمرنگ شد

2026-09-19 18:18:00

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safiullah shamal :

از ۲۰ سال زیاد

2026-09-19 18:05:05

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Magnon :

وقتی که فرعون ریس بادشاه شده بود دیگه خودت حساب کو اگه ماشین حساب داری

2026-09-19 17:24:48

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user177682915 :

۳۵سال

2026-09-19 18:38:53

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baran :

تقریبا فکرکنم 20سالی میشه

2026-09-19 17:55:51

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Queen Amiri :

مه خو اولین بار اس که امی آهنگ گوش میکنم

2026-09-19 17:45:40

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♡Afghan♡ :

۲۵ سال شده زیاتر خوب وقت بود مره به یادهای گذشته انداخت

2026-09-19 18:56:51

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Banoo Badakhshi :

سا نغمه واری است

2026-09-19 19:23:30

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راضیه رحمانی :

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2026-09-19 18:38:03

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💙🤍 :

وقتی خورد بودم پدر زیاد گوش میکرد 🥰

2026-09-19 19:24:44

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Rafi Emraz :

لالا ذخیره ره باز بزار که منم بگیرم این آهنگ ره لطفا خواهش میکنم ❤️

2026-09-19 17:44:33

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Sayed Hussaini :

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2026-09-19 17:27:35

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آخر خط :

نغمه خب یک جوانی داشت

2026-09-19 18:05:44

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(♡) :

خیلی سال اس

2026-09-19 18:09:04

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sharaf hashimi :

20سال پیش گوش میکردم چقدر زود میگذره

2026-09-19 15:54:28

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نجیب الله ترکمنی255 :

27 سال

2026-09-19 15:53:09

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قدوس :

هی جان این آهنگ خلی دوست دارم دنیا محلی گزره

2026-09-19 22:03:40

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🧸 :

مه چی بفامم

2026-09-19 20:36:47

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(خراسان زمین)🫡🖤🤍💚🫡شمالی🫴 :

2026-09-19 21:02:46

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سراج الامه🏳 :

اهنك 207شنيدم وي وي رفت دكه وقتا خوب

2026-09-19 20:58:23

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(خراسان زمین)🫡🖤🤍💚🫡شمالی🫴 :

2026-09-19 21:02:53

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سید حسین سادات :

۲۵سال

2026-09-19 20:47:15

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Rafi Emraz :

واوا خیلی کوچک بودم که این آهنگ ره شنیدم از اون زمان عاشق این کست خانم نغمه شدم ❤️

2026-09-19 17:43:32

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