“Come here, let's not care
Whatever's happening out there
Just feel me, reach all over
Let us blindly discover
What we never thought could exist
Make up for all the time we missed”

—  Zhiar Ali

Euphoria https://genius.com/Zhiar-ali-euphoria-lyrics, 2018 <br class="br">Song lyrics

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Kurdish human rights activist and artist 1999

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