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To My Beautiful Motherland, Iran

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To my beautiful motherland Iran In distant lands, where sun and sand entwine, A tale of bravery echoes through the line. For freedom's call, a nation's heart does beat, In Iran, where courage finds its seat. The dawn of change, a whisper in the breeze, A fire in the soul, a yearning for the trees To sway in rhythm with the winds of peace, A new world born, where love and hope increase. In every heart, a flame that burns so bright, A beacon in the darkness of the night. For every woman, every man, and child, A future bright, where dreams are reconciled. The streets alive with passion's vibrant hue, A symphony of voices, bold and true. With every step, a stride towards the sun, A revolution born, where freedom's won. The ancient land, once bound by chains of old, Now rises up, with stories yet untold. A tapestry of love and strength, unfurled, A nation's pride, a story to be told. In every tear, a memory of pain, A testament to courage, never in vain. For every heart that beats beneath the sky, A promise made, to never say goodbye. The sun now rises on a land reborn, A world of hope, where freedom's flag is torn From ancient towers, to dance in the breeze, A symbol of the love and unity it frees. King Reza Pahlavi, the only hope, A leader strong, a voice that helps us cope. With every step, a stride towards the sun, A revolution born, where freedom's won. So let us sing, a song of hope and cheer, For Iran, a land where freedom shall appear. A future bright, where dreams take flight, A nation's heart, united in its might. Khan Dadash #freedomForIran #JavidShah

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