Eller Aldı
Hayko Cepkin Lyrics

In Hayko Cepkin's song "Eller Aldı", the lyrics depict a deep sense of loneliness that the singer is feeling. The opening lines "Eller aldı gözlerimi, görmez oldum yüzlerini" (hands took away my eyes, I can't see your face anymore) suggest that the singer has lost his sight and is unable to see the faces of the people around him. This could represent a metaphorical loss of sight, where the singer feels disconnected from the people around him and no longer feels a part of their world.

The following lines "Kim sorduysa, duymam dedim, susar gönlüm gör güzelim" (whoever asked, I didn't hear, my heart is silent, see my beauty) suggest that the singer has shut himself off from the world and is unwilling to communicate with anyone. He chooses to remain silent and hidden, unable to express himself to those around him. The repetition of the phrase "yok kimse görmesin yüzümü, yok kimse duymaz sesimi" (no one sees my face, no one hears my voice) reinforces this feeling of isolation.

As the song continues, the singer's sense of loneliness deepens. "Eller aldı yüreğimi, bilmez oldum gerçeğini" (hands took away my heart, I don't know the truth anymore) suggests that the singer feels emotionally numb and disconnected from his feelings. He is unable to experience love or joy and has lost touch with his true self. The lines "kim bulduysa yokum dedim, bundan sonra gör böyleyim" (whoever found me, I said I'm gone, from now on this is how I am) suggest that the singer has accepted his isolation and remains determined to stay alone.

The final lines "sensiz yalnızlığımda bir of çeksemde yine olmaz, inat ettim sensiz yalnızlığıma" (even if I sigh in my loneliness without you, it won't change anything, I am stubborn in my loneliness without you) reinforce the singer's resolve to remain alone, despite the pain and isolation it brings. The song ends on a haunting note, suggesting that the singer's loneliness is a permanent state and that there is no hope for reconnection or joy.