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Artist: Sezen Aksu
Canonical path: /sezen-aksu/belalym
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Belalým
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Belalým
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Uçurum uçurum gözlerine baktýðým sensin
Prangalarca boynuma taktýðým sensin
Dað gölleri gibi, gibi hasret çektiðim
Her gece uyku diye yattýðým sensin
Yanarým, yanarým tutuþur
Yanarým kavurur ateþim
Seni de beni de belalým
Yanarým, yanarým tutuþur
Yanarým kavurur ateþim
Seni de beni de belalým, ah belalým
Damga damga göðsüme vurduðum sensin
Öfke dolu þehirlerde bulduðum sensin
Yer nerede, gök nerede, ben neredeyim
Diye diye sýnýrlara geldiðim sensin.
Yanarým, yanarým tutuþur
Yanarým kavurur ateþim
Seni de beni de belalým, ah belalým
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