Elissa - Ahla Donia - I'm confused whether to complain, talk or cry about my joy

Here's a well-known song by Lebanese singer Elissa called A7la Donia (احلى دنيا).

Below are the lyrics in English and Arabic (scroll down for an explanation).

I've left out the repeated parts:

I'm not sure (confused) whether to complain, talk or cry about my joy

From my love (passion) for you, my love, I call out (to God) that one day you'll be part of me

The most beautiful world I've ever lived in in the whole universe

In your eyes are nights that I loved as soon as they met (mine)

One word - my life - I said the moment we met

I don't know what happened to my heart when it saw you

My whole life I've been afraid to love and desire like everyone (else)

Because I don't own anything in my life apart from feelings

When I saw you I owned everything in a second

You made my heart love and know devotion

Here are some notes on some of the words and expressions used above:

lit. I was confused (from v. حير 'to perplex/mystify' - n. حيرة (confusion)).

lit. I complain or I talk or I cry.

(lit. I call/cry out) is often heard in combination with الله (God) - بدعي الله (I call out to God).

from قسمة meaning part. Can also refer to fate/destiny.

Oh, most beautiful world - who in this case is the guy she's singing to.

like كله - so all of/the whole universe

she said a/one word the moment she met him - my life (term of endearment in Arabic)

the literal order of this sentence is interesting: I don't know + my heart + when it saw you + what happened

the length of my life (the whole of my life).

Used twice here. I mentioned this verb before. From the same root as the word king it refers to complete ownership/possession (stronger than have).

This is one way you can indicate a causative action in spoken Arabic. Verb to make + verb - just as in English.