ردي شعراتك
Autostrad Lyrics

In Autostrad's song "ردي شعراتك" (which translates to "Put your hair back on my pillow"), the singer is pleading with their lover to stay the night and leave their hair on the pillow as a reminder. The repeated phrase "ردي شعراتك" (put your hair back) emphasizes the desire to have their lover close and to keep a tangible reminder of their presence. The imagery of the hair on the pillow is an intimate symbol of the lover's presence, and the singer wants to hold onto that feeling.

The second verse suggests that just a look from the lover's eyes is enough to make the singer feel intoxicated. The repetition of "شعرك المنثر" (your scattered hair) brings back the imagery of the hair on the pillow and reinforces the theme of longing for the lover's closeness.

The final verse is addressed to the lover's mother, who has apparently asked the singer to pay for her daughter's gold jewelry. The tone of this verse is somewhat resentful, as the singer implies that they are willing to pay but not out of their own desire to do so. However, the verse also reinforces the deep connection between the singer and their lover, as the mother is addressed as "ام العيونِ" (mother of the eyes), further highlighting the importance of the lover's eyes and presence to the singer.

Overall, "ردي شعراتك" is a love ballad that emphasizes the desire for closeness and intimacy with a lover, using the imagery of hair on a pillow as a tangible symbol of that connection.