Maqam: NahawandGenre: nasheed, munshidYear: 2024Type: nasheedComposer: Zain Bhikha
Story & Cultural Context
A deeply personal song written by Zain Bhikha as a tribute to his late mother, Mariam Bhikha, expressing the enduring presence of a loved one's memory after their passing.
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MaqamNahawand
Genre
nasheedNasheed · Arabic نشيدA devotional Islamic song. Traditionally sung by voice or with a frame drum; many modern ones add instruments.Browse →Glossary →munshidMunshid · Arabic منشدThe singer of nasheeds. "Inshad" is the act of performing them.Browse →Glossary →
Instruments
duffpercussion
Credits
ComposerZain Bhikha
LyricistZain Bhikha
ArrangementZain Bhikha
ProducerZain Bhikha Studios
LabelZain Bhikha Studios
Story & Cultural Context
A deeply personal song written by Zain Bhikha as a tribute to his late mother, Mariam Bhikha, expressing the enduring presence of a loved one's memory after their passing.
Titles in Other Languages
EnglishI Still See You There
Lyrics
As I walk along the morning sand, I still see you there. Reading signs on an open road, I still see you there. Many miles I've passed with you, like a river washing over stones. But time is lost now as we move through, we could only really go so far. As I turn to face another day, I still see you there. Crossing bridges over dreams that lead to a destination so unknown. My imagination cries for time to harvest every seed that we have sown. Will I change while the world goes round? I still see you there. I look up to this perfect sky, all the constellations are so near. I asked for less, but you gave me more. I see you in the plan, walking hand in hand. I know that in the end, I'll still love you. So now I turn toward another day, I still see you there. Hmm...