Naheli – India

Naheli India

Naheli – India Lyrics

Artist: Naheli
Song: India

Skin on glass, we’re moving fast, but reflections
Show me that we’re stagnant inside, while the world’s passing by
I feel some stares, don’t need to care, got distractions
Scrolling through my feed, there you are, turning thoughts into laughs

– Exposing me to myself, is it so easy to know me? –
‘Cause – everything you say is about me
Through this screen, makes me feel we share a template
It’s like everything you say is about me

Through a screen, makes me feel we share a template
Have you been to Masr
Have you met my family and know how I‘ve grown up
Have you seen my life

Can you read my mind
‘Cause I would sure remember if I had been to India
You tell your jokes, my life exposed and it kills me
Remember Lauryn said it feels soft, but your words are so rough

And my friends who are from Persia and Beirut
Lived different lives, yet know what it’s like
They say: “Everything you say could be ‘bout me”
Through a screen, could it be we share the same template

Everything you say is about me
Through a screen, tell me please – is there a template?
Have you been to Masr
Have you met my family and know how I‘ve grown up

Have you seen my life
Can you read my mind
‘Cause I would sure remember if I had been to India
It feels like I’m a copy

It feels like I’m a copy – thought I am, who I am
It feels like I’m a copy
Can you read my mind?
‘Cause I would sure remember

Have you been to Masr
Have you met my family and know how I‘ve grown up
Have you seen my life
Can you read my mind

‘Cause I would sure remember if I had been to India
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From the album:
Chemistry & Reevaluation
Release Year: 2009