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I trusted you, but there were doubts within you,

Translated from Uzbek · Original text

I trusted you, but there were doubts within you,I came to you freely, and your dogs were set loose in your street.It was never in my plans that one day you'd betray me,That you'd take the deeds of treachery for fairness and piety.All my life I've paid the price of my trust, my God,I must melt like water, even if I'm iron, my God.Whoever it was tied to, my heart's rope has been severed,The ill-fated longing of loyalty scattered in clots.My God, Your mercy is vast; restore my ruins, You,From everyone's torment make my heart free, unbound, You!..

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