In a Turkish Town
Ritchie Valens Lyrics


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There across the sea waits my fair loved one
In a Turkish town, waiting there for me
And I know that someday, we'll live and love
So the mystic Turks say from the stars up above

[Chorus]
So wait there, my loved one, I'm coming home
To my little Turkish girl, in a Turkish town
To my little Turkish girl, in a Turkish town





[Chorus]

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Ritchie Valens's song In a Turkish Town tell the story of someone who is separated from their loved one, who is waiting for them in a town in Turkey. Despite the distance between them, the singer is certain that they will eventually be reunited, because the "mystic Turks" have predicted it. This suggests that the singer believes in fate and destiny, and that their love is powerful enough to overcome any obstacles that stand in the way of their happiness.


The song's lyrics evoke a sense of longing and nostalgia, as the singer thinks about their far-off loved one and imagines their eventual reunion. The repetition of the phrase "in a Turkish town" also adds to the dreamlike, otherworldly quality of the song, as if the singer is lost in a magical fantasy where anything is possible.


Overall, In a Turkish Town is a romantic and wistful song that captures the hope and optimism of young love, even in the face of adversity.


Line by Line Meaning

There across the sea waits my fair loved one
I have a loved one who is waiting for me in a place across the sea.


In a Turkish town, waiting there for me
My loved one is waiting for me in a town located in Turkey.


And I know that someday, we'll live and love
I am confident that my loved one and I will eventually live together and love each other.


So the mystic Turks say from the stars up above
According to the mystical beliefs of the Turkish culture, it is said that the stars above indicate a promising future for our love.


So wait there, my loved one, I'm coming home
My loved one should wait for me, as I am on my way to return home to them.


To my little Turkish girl, in a Turkish town
My beloved is a petite girl from Turkey residing in a Turkish town.


To my little Turkish girl, in a Turkish town
My beloved is a petite girl from Turkey residing in a Turkish town.




Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: RITCHIE VALENS, RICHARD VALENZUELA

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@ozansoylu7404

There across the sea waits my fair loved one
In a Turkish town, waiting there for me
And I know that someday, we'll live and love
So the mystic Turks say from the stars up above

[Chorus]
So wait there, my loved one, I'm coming home
To my little Turkish girl, in a Turkish town
To my little Turkish girl, in a Turkish town



@kedimamasisevenkiz

+wesley_349 There across the sea waits my fair loved one
In a Turkish town, waiting there for me
And I know that someday, we'll live and love
So the mystic Turks say from the stars up above

[Chorus]
So wait there, my loved one, I'm coming home
To my little Turkish girl, in a Turkish town
To my little Turkish girl, in a Turkish town



All comments from YouTube:

@VumarnOgluTimar

17 is not the age to die. Rest in peace.

@VumarnOgluTimar

evet. hem de VUMARIN OĞLU timar

@atakaldirak

Allah rahmet eylesin

@freddiereagan6705

Yeah

@furkanaydogmus96

Vumar'ın Oğlu Timar mı? Senin Amir Toça'nın kızıyla evli olman gerekmiyor mu?

@bambibianca5955

Ya adam 17 yaşında ölüyor ve bu şarkı sözleri o kadar ilginç ki.. sevdiği kızı neden bir Türk kasabasında düşlüyor, ayrıca yıldızlarda yaşayan gizemli Türkler lafı...adam dede Korkut mu okudu ki......ruhuna saygılar...

@sasa19055

turkish people never forget you,,,, you are the best

@aperezvoyages

I just got my Turkish Visa and flight to Istanbul. I know I'll have this song stuck in my head while I explore :D

@ArcadeGame5

I would probably be the same lol

@aperezvoyages

Haha :)

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