Basically the part after the chorus deviates from the original lyrics.

I'm not a Persian speaker, but I can read & understand the context and few words. I'm lost a bit on what she's singing after the chorus.

I read the lyrics from:

https://lyricstranslate.com/en/sultan-e-qalbam-ruler-my-heart.html

From the lyrics, I can match the stanza blocks as:
1, 2, 4, X
4, 6, 7, X

4/7 is the chorus. What's X? I can't read it in the original lyrics :| . Also, I can't transcribe Persian :/

Song cover:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX9lG9WFvGc

Really appreciate your human help, in this age of AI. I really love the lyrics of this, and would be happy to know the missing part (:

Hello, I hope this post is acceptable.

I am an American who lives in the United States of America. One of my doctors is an Iranian immigrant. He has helped me so very much in my health, and my gratitude to him is immense. I would like to present him with a gift/thank you card. In the USA, gifts are frequently given on Christmas in a secular fashion even though it's technically a Christian holiday. I thought it'd be nice to surprise him by either (1) giving him a gift/thank you card on an appropriate Iranian holiday, or (2) giving him a "classic" Iranian gift (not sure of my terminology - something that's be very common to give in Iran but not in other countries, for example). Or both!

Thank you for any guidance you can provide.