Is singing the line "In my adoration of girls, I was a prophet one day" from a famous song considered an act of disbelief (kufr)?

The phrase mentioned in the song has no relation to the status of prophethood or disbelief. Rather, it consists of colloquial words from southern Egypt, and its correct transcription is: "في عشق البنات، أنا فقت (نابي) اليوم" (In the love of girls, I have awakened (far) today). The word "نابي" (nabi) means "far." Although the word has no connection to nullifiers of faith, the song is forbidden to sing and its listening must be avoided.