In Your Absence

"I have lost you, my dearest person, I have lost love and kindness. And who do I have in this world Other than you, if your absence prolongs? And who do I have in this world Other than you, if your absence prolongs? You left, and with me, who remains? Who can feel my laughter and tears? Even the wound, in your absence, It torments me, and my family with it. And who do I have in this world Other than you, if your absence prolongs? Believe me, how much I yearned, I see you in the corners of the house. And I talk to you about my sadness, And I feel that you know about it. Who do I have in this world Other than you, if your absence prolongs? Believe me, how much I yearned, I see you in the corners of the house. And I talk to you about my sadness, And I feel that you know about it. Who do I have in this world Other than you, if your absence prolongs? What should I do with the pain and sighs? But I leave the rest to God. He gives me patience with your absence, And I am content with my fate. Who do I have in this world Other than you, if your absence prolongs? What should I do with the pain and sighs? But I leave the rest to God. He gives me patience with your absence, And I am content with my fate. Who do I have in this world Other than you, if your absence prolongs?"