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The title phrase translates to "But I was dying for you," highlighting a deep contrast between the singer's absolute devotion and the lover's indifference.

Hayedeh (1942–1990) was known as the . Her career spanned over two decades, beginning with traditional Persian music before moving into pop after her exile to the UK and later the US following the 1979 Revolution. Her voice is characterized by its immense range and "shirmeh" (the specific Persian vocal technique of trilling). If you'd like, I can: Find a full translation of the lyrics for you. Recommend similar songs by her sister, Mahasti . The title phrase translates to "But I was

: "To mano mesle ye baziche mikhasti" (You wanted me as a toy). Her voice is characterized by its immense range

: A blend of Persian traditional music (Avaz) and contemporary pop orchestration typical of the 1970s and 80s Iranian diaspora scene. : "To mano mesle ye baziche mikhasti" (You

(Dying for You) is one of the most poignant and celebrated songs by the legendary Iranian contralto, Hayedeh . It is a cornerstone of Persian pop and classical music, often cited for its raw emotional power and Hayedeh’s masterful vocal delivery. 🎵 Song Background

: In a moving bridge, she writes in her "heart's diary" that the past is truly in the past, marking a final, painful acceptance of the end. 🎙️ About Hayedeh