Namus Belası
Kurban Lyrics


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Düştüm maphus damlarına
Öğüt veren bol olur
Düştüm maphus damlarına
Öğüt veren bol olur

Toplasan o öğütleri
Burdan köye yol olur
Toplasan o öğütleri
Burdan köye yol olur

Ana, baba, bacı, gardaş
Dar günümde el olur
Ana, baba, bacı, gardaş
Dar günümde el olur

Namus belasına gardaş
Döktüğümüz kan bizim
Namus belasına gardaş
Döktüğümüz kan bizim

Hep bir hallı Turhallıyız
Biz bize benzeriz
Hep bir hallı Turhallıyız
Biz bize benzeriz

Yüz bin kere tövbe eder
Yine şarap içeriz
Yüz bin kere tövbe eder
Yine şarap içeriz

At bizim, avrat bizim
Silah bizim, şan bizim
At bizim, avrat bizim
Silah bizim, şan bizim

Namus belasına gardaş
Yatarız zindan bizim
Namus belasına gardaş
Yatarız zindan bizim

Ağam kurban, beyim kurban
Hallarımı eyledim
Ağam kurban, beyim kurban
Hallarımı eyledim

Ne bir eksik ne bir fazla
Hepsi tamam söyledim
Ne bir eksik ne bir fazla
Hepsi tamam söyledim

Kır kalemi, kes cezamı
Yaşamayı neyleyim
Kır kalemi, kes cezamı
Yaşamayı neyleyim

Namus belasına gardaş
Kıydığımız can bizim
Namus belasına gardaş
Kıydığımız can bizim

Namus belasına gardaş
Verdiğimiz can bizim




Namus belasına gardaş
Verdiğimiz can bizim

Overall Meaning

The song tells the story of a group of individuals who pride themselves on their loyalty and honor, even in the face of adversity. The opening lines express a sense of being lost and wandering, perhaps physically but more likely spiritually, before acknowledging the abundance of advice and guidance available to them. The repeated phrase "düştüm maphus damlarına" can be interpreted as falling into a dangerous, hopeless situation, but also seeking wisdom from those who have survived similar trials.


The chorus emphasizes the importance of family and community, whom the singer can rely on in difficult times. The phrase "dar günümde el olur" highlights the significance of standing together in times of need. However, the final lines of the chorus introduce a darker tone, referencing the "shame curse" and the blood shed by those in the group. This serves as a warning that loyalty and honor can come at a high cost, and that the consequences of their actions have taken a toll on their souls.


The final verse suggests that the singer has accepted his fate, having lived a life with purpose and direction. The lines "kır kalemi, kes cezamı / yaşamayı neyleyim" convey a sense of finality, as if the singer has already made his peace with the consequences of his actions. The repeated refrain of "namus belasına gardaş" throughout the song indicates that honor and loyalty have been the driving forces of his life, but also serve as a warning to anyone who may cross their path.


Line by Line Meaning

Düştüm maphus damlarına
I have fallen into abandoned houses


Öğüt veren bol olur
There are plenty of people giving advice


Toplasan o öğütleri
If you collected all that advice


Burdan köye yol olur
It would make a road from here to the village


Ana, baba, bacı, gardaş
Mother, father, sister, brother


Dar günümde el olur
They are there to help in my difficult times


Namus belasına gardaş
Brother, let us swear on our honor


Döktüğümüz kan bizim
The spilled blood is ours


Hep bir hallı Turhallıyız
We all have the same temperament as people from Turhal


Biz bize benzeriz
We resemble one another


Yüz bin kere tövbe eder
We repent a hundred thousand times


Yine şarap içeriz
Yet we still drink wine


At bizim, avrat bizim
Our horses, our wives


Silah bizim, şan bizim
Our weapons, our fame


Yatarız zindan bizim
Our prison is where we lie


Ağam kurban, beyim kurban
My lord, my master


Hallarımı eyledim
I have submitted my grievances


Ne bir eksik ne bir fazla
Not one less, not one more


Hepsi tamam söyledim
I have said all of it


Kır kalemi, kes cezamı
Break my pen, cut my punishment


Yaşamayı neyleyim
What can I do about living?


Kıydığımız can bizim
The lives we have taken are ours


Verdiğimiz can bizim
The lives we have given are ours




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