1. Though the blamer prolongs his blaming,
I love you, I love you, I love you.

2. Though the complainer forgets his beloved,
I'll not forget you, not forget you, not forget you.

3. With you I am who I am, O my masters,
Without you, without you, without you.

4. All eyes, O Suwaidaa, are delighted
To see you, to see you, to see you.

5. Be generous, O people of generosity,
With your generosity, your generosity, your generosity.

6. Your generosity revives all the dead,
Your generosity, your generosity, your generosity.

7. I am dead, be generous to me by your connection,
And meeting you, and meeting you, and meeting you.

8. If you are absent from my sight, in the desert
Is your dwelling, your dwelling, your dwelling.

9. My dwelling is my heart, though the longing be long,
My dwelling, my dwelling, my dwelling.

10. My singing is my heart, though the estrangement be long,
My singing, my singing, my singing.

11. Through you I endure, so heal me, O my masters,
My endurance of you, my endurance of you, my endurance of you.

12. Grant me, O my wish, your pleasure,
Your pleasure, your pleasure, your pleasure.

13. Far be it from you to disappoint my hope in you,
Far be it, far be it, far be it.

14. I am your servant, whether you abandon or unite with me,
You, you, you.

15. All beauty from your light, however insignificant,
Not its beauty, not its beauty, not its beauty.

16. And all high, though it rise high,
Is by your highness, your highness, your highness.

17. And the universe is needy for you, hopeful
Of your singing, your singing, your singing.

18. Was there any who saw or hoped
Except you, except you, except you.

19. And your prayers flow upon the one exalted
By your praise, your praise, your praise.

20. And the one exalted to the highest levels,
By the vision of you, the vision of you, the vision of you.