Eyvah - İbrahim Tatlıses

«benim bu sevdada ne isim vardi, kalbimi eline vermeyecektim,

benim bu sevdada ne isim vardi, kalbimi eline vermeyecektim,

yansamda, ölsemde askimla seni, seni seviyorum demeyecektim demeyecektim

demeyecktim,

eyvah yine ayrilik görunu eyvah kalbim yerinden sökuldu eyvah

ey benim garip gönlum ey benim dertli basim yine hasretler görunde eyvah eyvah

(eyvah, yine ayrilik görundu eyvah, kalbim yerinden sökuldu eyvah)

ey benim garip gönlum ey benim dertli basim yine hasretler görundu eyvah eyvah

eyvah

gölgemi dunyama yasaklasaydim, keske bu sevgimi hep saklasaydim,

gölgemi dunyama yasaklasaydim, keske bu sevgimi hep saklasaydim,

kalbimi elimde bicaklasaydim (belki böyle aci cekmeyecektim cekmeyecktim

cekmeyecektim)

eyvaaah yine ayrilik görundu eyvah kalbim yerinden sökuldu eyvah,

ey benim garip gönlum ey benim dertli basim yine hasretler görundu eyvah eyvah

eyvah

(eyvah yine ayrilik görundu eyvah kalbim yerinden sökuldu eyvah)

ey benim karip gönlum ey benim dertli basim…

«What was my name in this love, I was not going to give my heart to your hand,

What was my name in this love, I was not going to give my heart to your hand,

Even if I was burned, even if I died, I wouldn't say I love you with my love

I wasn't going to say

Alas, I see separation again, alas, my heart was ripped out of place, alas.

o my strange heart o my troubled head again longing for you alas alas

(Oops, separation was seen again, alas, my heart was ripped out, alas)

o my strange heart o my troubled head, longing appeared again alas alas

Oops

If I forbade my shadow to my world, I wish I always kept this love of mine,

If I forbade my shadow to my world, I wish I always kept this love of mine,

If I stabbed my heart in my hand (maybe I wouldn't have hurt like this)

I wouldn't)

Alas, separation was seen again, alas, my heart was ripped out, alas,

o my strange heart o my troubled head, longing appeared again alas alas

Oops

(Alas, separation was seen again, alas, my heart was ripped out, alas)

o my heart, o my troubled head…