@@МарияЛесниченко-б4я, there is an information page linked in the video description above. Between the two world wars, exile and genocide of the Turkic people contiuned in all Eurasia. The girl was probably one of the last settlers remained there. In Turkish poetry, a ship or a shore usually depicts the passage to the next life - or simply death. The island respesents her loneliness. So, I am guessing that she already lost everyone including the man she loved. But the lyrics are a bit confusing because the man probably had a fioncee. It can actually be herself. So, she is may be trying to say that her soul already left the shore with them - she feels dead. They are all gone and she is actually singing alone in the shore. She wishes her life to end so that she can join them. Life lost its meaning for her, she would have preferred to be gone.
Ah, that's just awesome ! I am from Ukraine and I am in love with Turkish language and recently I discovered Karaim language, and maaaan, this language is so beautiful. Thank You for these songs, they are just adorable ! I cannot stop listening to them !
I'm from Turkey and I am little understand its song. Turks love you Cicha❤️
What is this song about ? Could you please tell me ? I'm so curious !
@@МарияЛесниченко-б4я, there is an information page linked in the video description above. Between the two world wars, exile and genocide of the Turkic people contiuned in all Eurasia. The girl was probably one of the last settlers remained there. In Turkish poetry, a ship or a shore usually depicts the passage to the next life - or simply death. The island respesents her loneliness. So, I am guessing that she already lost everyone including the man she loved. But the lyrics are a bit confusing because the man probably had a fioncee. It can actually be herself. So, she is may be trying to say that her soul already left the shore with them - she feels dead. They are all gone and she is actually singing alone in the shore. She wishes her life to end so that she can join them. Life lost its meaning for her, she would have preferred to be gone.
@@MeteOguc oh, the meaning is so deep. It's sad, but the music, the song itself is so beautiful. Ben minnettarım:))
@@МарияЛесниченко-б4я , it is really sad. Teşekkür ederim :)
Ah, that's just awesome ! I am from Ukraine and I am in love with Turkish language and recently I discovered Karaim language, and maaaan, this language is so beautiful. Thank You for these songs, they are just adorable ! I cannot stop listening to them !
I can fully understand the music.I am from Turkey.Selam Türkiye' den...👏🙌
🥰 koisz mnie całą Dziękuję całym sercem
I do SO very much love your music!! Just wonderful!! Tak bardzo kocham twoją muzykę!! Poprostu wspaniale!!
Karolina piękne jesteś perfekcjonistka. Dziękuję.
Nuostabi daina ir nuostabus jos atlikimas! AČIŪ!!!
Co utwór to genialny!
piękne
¡Que belleza de interpretación! Bravísimo
At the corner of Galvien
Does anyone know the words she speaks at the end?
Karaimlar Ajruchsynyn Kitabynyn (Toranyn) kičik da ajruchsy millet giuzel miuseki tililen oldyrlar. Ne giuzel, ne ruchlandyrydžy!
Ładna piosenka ale czy nie ociera się to o kulturowe zawłaszczenie tożsamości, gdy artystka deklamuje "Karaimem byłem i jestem"