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Burn
Flame, rise up, burn and heat me up
Wake up from my sleep, wake up from my dreams
Stay strong, my soul, stay strong
Certainly someone can be found who can hear your sound
A desire is burning in me
Separations are always chasing me
Burn, this world is mine
I'll burn it down, it's up to my pleasure
Burn, let the smoke of the flame rise above the clouds
Wake up from my dreams, wake up from my hopes
Stay strong, my soul, stay strong
Certainly someone can be found who can hear your sound
A desire is burning in me
Separations are always chasing me
Burn, this world is mine
I'll burn it down, it's up to my pleasure
Tell me a bit about myself
When would I say it's enough
When will my hands and tongue no longer function
Tell me a bit about myself
Where am I burning
The sides of my hands are burning next to me
A desire is burning in me
Separations are always chasing me
Burn, this world is mine
I'll burn it down, it's up to my pleasure
게스트, 2018-01-24✕
Collections with "Yan"
| 1. | Can Bonomo | Kainat Sustu |
Can Bonomo: 상위 3
| 1. | Love Me Back |
| 2. | Rüyamda Buluttum |
| 3. | Hikâyem bitmedi |
코멘트
In English, the song is much less powerful. In Turkish, for some words, the suffix -yan can be used as an imperative: 'uyan' > wake up, 'yan' > burn, 'dayan' > stay strong. Yan also means 'next to'/'alongside'.
This is a clever wordplay, in for example: 'Yani yaniyor yanimda bu ellerim', where three words, are used in an alliteration.