Liya Liyaa Dun Adare Ma Lyrics by Dilki UreshaSmokio

The dreams we once shared have drifted far,
Left behind, forgotten – with me alone
That moonlit night that once was mine…
Now shines only for you
This love you wrote and gave to me – why does it now burn and fade away?
You’ve left my heart in flames…

(Rap)
I gave you everything, fully, willingly
I stayed by your side, always, without question
We came so far… yet kept breaking along the way
Maybe we started all this in the wrong place
All I ever wanted was to stay beside you – not grow distant
I held your hand not to let go, but to hold on
“I’ll never let your eyes fill with tears” – that’s what I said
Now it’s all happened, even when I swore it wouldn’t
This fire in my heart only grows, never dies
And I don’t know – how am I supposed to escape your love?
Just seeing your face fills me with love
But it hurts… because now, there’s someone else by your side

This love you wrote and gave to me – why does it now burn and fade away?
You’ve set my heart on fire…

(Second verse)
Yes, I had another chance to think things through
I kept feeling the choice I made was wrong
Even though I pretended not to know – my heart was breaking too
That dream world we built together… I was the one who broke it
Forgive me – I don’t deserve your forgiveness
But regret is the only reason I’m late
I believe this isn’t just love – this is pain
This emptiness is slowly killing me
My guilty thoughts pour like a river of tears
My world is trapped beneath a dark cloud
Our love – yours and mine – is a strange, unfinished story
And maybe it was never meant to have a happy ending…

The dreams we once shared have drifted far,
Left behind, forgotten – with me alone
That moonlit night that once was mine…
Now shines only for you
This love you wrote and gave to me – why does it now burn and fade away?
You’ve left my heart in flames…

“Liya Liyaa Dun Adare Ma” is a raw and deeply emotional song about a love that was once promised but ended in heartbreak. The lyrics paint a picture of two people who gave everything to each other – but still fell apart.

The metaphor of a love that was “written and given” shows how intentional, even beautiful, the relationship once was. But now it’s unraveling, and both voices express pain, regret, and longing from different angles – one is burned by abandonment, and the other crushed by guilt.

The rap verses are confessional and intense, bringing modern emotional honesty into a classic heartbreak ballad. The chorus – “This love you wrote and gave to me, why does it now burn and fade away?” – becomes a plea, a cry, and an echo of a love that didn’t survive.

This is not just about being left – it’s about being haunted by what could have been, and by the words that once meant everything.