- In a quiet village surrounded by golden fields, a little girl named Layla grew up listening to her grandmother sing old songs every morning. Whether baking bread or tending to flowers, her grandmother's voice filled the air with warmth. Those songs felt like a gentle hug from the past, connecting Layla to a time she had never known but somehow missed deeply.
- Years passed, and Layla moved to the city for her studies. Life became busy, and the songs of her childhood faded into silence.
- One day, while walking down a crowded street, she suddenly heard a soft, familiar melody. An old man was humming the exact tune her grandmother used to sing. Layla stopped in her tracks, her eyes welling with tears.
- She approached the man and asked, "What song is that?"
- With a kind smile, he replied, "It's an old song—one of those that carries stories time cannot erase."
- In that moment, Layla realized that songs are more than just notes and lyrics. They are bridges to the people we love, to places we've left behind, and to moments that live forever in our hearts.
- From that day on, Layla sang every morning—just like her grandmother did
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Omar Mohammed
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