Fatih Kısaparmak ~ Keki Eyvah

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    ane_monik said:

    Smile Fatih Kısaparmak ~ Keki Eyvah

    Fatih Kısaparmak ~ Keki Eyvah

    keki layık mıydım ben bu yaziya
    kundaklar üstünde gözyaslari var
    erken gazel döktü ömrüm ağaci
    yapraklar üstünde gözyaslari var
    meri kekliğim

    keki eyvah duman oldum
    içim yanar sızım sızım vah
    yağmalandım talan oldum
    bugünsüzüm yarınsızım vah
    geldim geçtim yalan oldum
    tek dostummus kırık sazim vah
    meri kekliğim nedir çektiğim

    keki gene dara düstüm neyleyim
    güle değil hara düstüm neyleyim
    eyvah dört duvara düstüm neyleyim
    yanaklar üstünde gözyaslari var
    meri kekliğim
     
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    ane_monik said:

    Unhappy

    no one?
     
  3. ilkin said:

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    keki, did i deserve this destiny (1)
    teardrops are on the swaddling clothes
    the tree of my life shed leafs untimely
    (2)
    teardrops are on the leafs
    my partridge
    (3)

    keki, alas, i went up in smoke
    i burned inside pain over pain, ah
    i was pillaged and plundered
    i had no today, i have no tomorrow, ah
    i came an passed, i was wasted
    my only friend was my
    saz, ah (4)
    my partridge, why do i suffer all this

    keki, i fell on hard times again, what should i do (or, i'm powerless, my hands are tied)
    i fell on thorn not on rose, what should i do
    alas, i fell in four walls, what should i do
    (5)
    teardrops are on cheeks
    my partridge


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    1. keke is said to mean pal, friend, bro etc. in kurdish. i think keki is a form of it.
    2. gazel is especially autumn leafs (those fall in autumn).
    3. meri keklik is said to be a female partridge in acem or kurdish culture. it's mostly used in folk songs to rhyme with nedir çektiğim? what is all these sufferings of mine about?, ie, why do i suffer all this? or i've suffered and am still suffering a lot.
    4. see here.
    5. four walls: prison
     
  4. youtubelar said:

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    Thanks bro, even though I am Turkish, I wasn't able to understand this song before. I love it. Full of emotions.
     
  5. ilkin said:

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    you're welcome, bro