Hello,
There's a beautiful song by Kourosh Yagmaei called "Shirin Nakon" or "Shirin Joon." It's taken from a very old song. It sounds like it's in Khorasan dialect, but I'm not too sure. However, I believe that Kourosh Yaghmaei's version does not include all of the lyrics of the original song.
Could anyone find the original lyrics (not Kourosh Yaghmaei's version) of Shirin Nakon?
Thank You!
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Hi.
The original title is "harki yaaresh khoshkele", هر کی یارش خوشکله I think, (or balaal balaal) بلال بلال and it's a classic Shirazi folk song (Shirazi accent).
I like the following performance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKp80sTc8Xc
Lyrics (it hasn't been any longer in the versions I've listened to so far):
آسِمُونْ بِ اى گَپى،
گُوشَشْ نِوِشْتِه، گُوشَشْ نِوِشْتِه
هَرْ کى يارِشْ خُوشْگِلِ، جَاشْ تُو بِهِشْتِ
َبلالْ بَلالُمْ، سى خُودِتْ لِيلى
کِردىْ کَبابُمْ سى خُودِتْ لِيلى
آسمان به اين گپى،
گوشهاش نوشته، گوشهاش نوشته
هر کسى يارش خوشگله، جايش تو بهشته
بلال بلالم، سى خودت ليلى
کردى کبابم، سى خودت ليلى
Remember that sometimes the prelude پیش درآمد is not part of the main song and serves as an introduction or opening, like the Arabic "mawal" (mawawil).