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A Mother's Love in a Queen of Grace

(Verse 1) A young girl with dreams in her eyes, from the streets of Tehran she did rise Met a king in a foreign land, love's embrace, a royal hand From commoner to Shahbanou, a crown of hope, a life anew Balancing love, a growing brood, a nation's heart, she understood (Chorus) Farah, Farah, queen of grace, a fire burned within your face Champion of art, a builder true, for Iran's soul, a vibrant hue With open arms, you welcomed all, from leaders grand to artists' call A bridge of cultures, East and West, a mother's love, forever blessed (Verse 2) Modernity, a guiding light, for education, you took flight Universities, museums grand, a flourishing and cultured land Warhol's touch, a bold brushstroke, a story whispered, yet untold Treasures hidden, a silent plea, a future bright, for all to see (Chorus) Farah, Farah, queen of grace, a fire burned within your face Champion of art, a builder true, for Iran's soul, a vibrant hue With open arms, you welcomed all, from leaders grand to artists' call A bridge of cultures, East and West, a mother's love, forever blessed (Bridge) The winds of change, a bitter gust, a crown removed, a nation's trust Exile's path, a heavy heart, loved ones lost, a world torn apart But hope remains, a steady flame, for Iran's dreams to rise again A mother's wish, a whispered prayer, for peace and freedom, a future fair (Chorus) Farah, Farah, queen of grace, a fire burned within your face Champion of art, a builder true, for Iran's soul, a vibrant hue With open arms, you welcomed all, from leaders grand to artists' call A bridge of cultures, East and West, a mother's love, forever blessed (Outro) Happy Mother's Day, a world away, your spirit strong, a guiding ray May bridges mend, may hearts unite, and Iran's future, ever bright
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The song is written by Amil Imani Dedicated to Her Imperial Majesty Queen Farah Pahlavi
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