Gitme Gülüm

Berdan Mardini's song 'Gitme Gülüm' is a poignant expression of deep emotional pain and longing. The title, which translates to 'Don't Go, My Rose,' sets the tone for a heartfelt plea to a loved one not to leave. The lyrics are imbued with a sense of desperation and sorrow, as the singer implores his beloved to stay, fearing the unbearable pain of separation. The repetition of the phrase 'Gitme gülüm' (Don't go, my rose) throughout the song emphasizes the intensity of his feelings and the depth of his emotional turmoil.

The song delves into the theme of separation and its devastating impact on the human heart. Mardini sings about how separation brings no good ('Ayrýlýk hayýr getirmez') and how the absence of his beloved would leave him in a state of perpetual sorrow. The lyrics 'Hasretlik bizi güldürmez' (Longing won't make us happy) and 'Gitme gülüm yüzüm gülmez' (Don't go, my rose, my face won't smile) highlight the profound sadness and the void that the departure of a loved one would create. The singer's plea is not just for companionship but for the very essence of his happiness and well-being.

Mardini also touches on the theme of unappreciated love, expressing that no one else would value his beloved as he does ('Yad eller kýymetin bilmez'). This sentiment underscores the uniqueness of their bond and the irreplaceable nature of his beloved in his life. The line 'Caným alsan sesim çýkmaz' (Even if you take my life, I won't make a sound) further illustrates the depth of his devotion and the extent to which he is willing to endure pain for the sake of love. The song is a powerful testament to the enduring nature of true love and the heartache that accompanies the fear of losing it.