By The Seashore (Su Sızıyor in English) [Deep House Style] | From Anatolia With Love скачать в хорошем качестве

By The Seashore (Su Sızıyor in English) [Deep House Style] | From Anatolia With Love

By The Seashore – English Version (Deep House Style) This song is a modern poetic echo of Selvi Boylum Al Yazmalım — a timeless Turkish story about love, devotion, and sacrifice. It carries the central question from that film: “Sevgi neydi?” — “What was love?” The answer, then and now, remains the same: “Sevgi emekti.” — “Love was effort.” The song reflects the pain and beauty of that truth — that love is not just passion or longing, but work, patience, and endurance. It follows a woman torn between heart and reason, memory and reality, destiny and duty. Her “red scarf” is not just an object — it’s the symbol of devotion, the thread tying her to a love that cannot easily survive the world’s hardships. Like Cahit Berkay’s original score, it lives in the space between yearning and surrender. Lyrics: You keep silent, silent, silent From the stones, from the stones Bend a bit, let me kiss the way From your brows, from your brows Boy, I’d give myself for your form Boy, you said in-law, but it’s false Boy, I’d give myself for your form Boy, you said in-law, but it’s false By the sea shore, by the sea shore I boiled like a pot, like a pot For one beauty’s face alone I ate the fasting pain, I did Boy, I’d give myself for your form Boy, you said in-law, but it’s false Boy, I’d give myself for your form Boy, you said in-law, but it’s false (Lies, lies, lies) Boy, I’d give myself for your form Boy, you said in-law, but it’s false Boy, I’d give myself for your form Boy, you said in-law, but it’s false --- Music: SUNO v5 Coverart: ChatGPT GPT-5 Lyrics: Turkish Folk Song Translated by Ömer P. with the help of AI --- This recording, composition, and artwork are the exclusive property of the creator. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this material in any form is strictly prohibited. © 2025 All Rights Reserved.