Bahaa Sultan Tops Social Media After Releasing 'I Love You, My Country Egypt' (Read the Lyrics)

The new patriotic song "I Love You, My Country Egypt," performed by star Bahaa Sultan, has taken social media by storm. Released by United Media Services as a tribute to Egypt, the song embodies feelings of pride and belonging.

Within its first day of release, the song garnered over 17,000 views. Bahaa Sultan delivers a distinct visual experience through a music video that highlights key historical, cultural, and tourist sites, reflecting the richness of Egyptian heritage and its diverse cultural identity.

The song is a collaborative effort featuring prominent music industry professionals. The lyrics were penned by Alim, the melody composed by Amr Mostafa, and the musical arrangement handled by Nader Hamdy. This artistic combination utilizes an enthusiastic rhythm and a poignant melody to amplify the song's national message.

The lyrics express a deep affection for Egypt, acknowledging occasional disagreements but emphasizing an unwavering bond. "I never get upset with you, no matter how much you annoy me sometimes. Every time I move away from you, I find you embracing me," the lyrics state, highlighting a profound connection and sense of belonging. The song repeatedly affirms love and support for Egypt, with lines like "I am behind you, and with you, Egypt" and "I will suffer for you to rest, rest, my Egypt."

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The world is between loved ones. It's never empty. They get upset sometimes, they fight sometimes, and the world doesn't calm down. But in seconds, I find it with me, it doesn't leave me. And I never get upset with you, no matter how much you annoy me sometimes. Every time I move away from you, I find you embracing me. I have walked all your corners, I have passed through all your streets, I have loved all your days, and in your embrace, I missed you. I am behind you, and with you, Egypt. I will suffer for you to rest, rest, my Egypt. And I love you, my love, my country, my Egypt. And I love you, my country, my Egypt.