وجع الاعتزااار

Style: Emotional Lebanese Arabic male heartbreak ballad. Deep, warm, masculine male vocal with a slightly husky and emotional tone. Slow tempo around 70–74 BPM. The song should feel personal, wounded, regretful and intense, expressing heartbreak, disappointment, pride and unresolved love. Start the intro very soft and intimate, almost like speaking through emotion. Keep the verses restrained and melancholic, then gradually build tension. Make the chorus powerful, passionate and memorable, with strong male vocals and emotional vibrato. Use long sustained notes on words written with extended letters such as "جبّااار", "الاعتزااار", "الجَمااال", and "مَمْلَكْتيييي". Respect the written pronunciation, shadda and sukoon as much as possible. Keep the Lebanese Arabic dialect natural and clear. Preserve the feminine words exactly as written when addressing the woman, while the singer remains a male voice. Instrumentation: emotional piano, warm cinematic strings, subtle oud, atmospheric pads, soft Arabic percussion and deep bass. Build gradually toward the final chorus, which should be the most emotional and powerful section. No female vocals. No rap. No cheerful mood. No upbeat rhythm. No changing the lyrics. No improvising or replacing words.