Did you ever think Arab songs could actually define illnesses? Probably not.
However, an Arab Facebook page named "A nurse's diary" found hilarious connections between the two.
In a now-viral post uploaded on the platform over the weekend, it listed a few funny links and they're bound to make you laugh.
1. Who knew that Walid Al Shami's hit could spell cardiac arrest?
Lyrics:
"They said it at last, they said I love you. And my heart, heart, heart, stopped after that."
2. Or that Hussein Al Jasmi's "Bahibik Wa7ashtini" could mean this
Lyrics:
"I love you, I've missed you. I love you and you're the light of my eyes. Even though you 'pull my eyes out,' I love you so much."
3. Amro Diab's song = Deep coma
Lyrics:
"I am living and not living and can't stand you being away."
4. Samira Said's "hawa hawa" means serious trouble
Lyrics:
"Air air, air air, air air, filled my heart and eyes."
5. A new perspective on those Assala lyrics
Lyrics:
"If you don't come back crying, begging we get back together, I won't be me."
6. Seriously, who knew?
Lyrics:
"If she hugs me, she breaks my rib bones."
7. The song that turned out to be about acne...
Lyrics:
"In her cheeks, spots of musk grew."
8. The one that tops them all had to be Najwa Karam's
Lyrics:
"My heart is shivering even though I am not cold."