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Güzelim

A Turkish interpretation inspired by the Misirlou melody

Interpretation: Sûfî Ayna

“Güzelim, sen gel, dünyalar yansın, içimde bir başka âlem uyansın.” An epic love song inspired by the Misirlou melody, reimagined with Turkish lyrics.

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Lyrics & the song’s story
Güzelim cover: Güzelim

The words in this recording

The original Turkish lyrics follow their recorded order, including repeated refrains.

Güzelim, tatlı bakışından, aman, Kalbimde bir alev yanar durmadan. Ah ya habibi, ah ya leleli, ah, İki dudağından bal damlar, eyvah!
Canım, ne de büyülü güzelliğin var Masallardan çıkmış gibisin, ey yâr! Artık dayanamam, çıldıracağım, Neredeysen seni kaçıracağım.
Güzelim, sen gel, dünyalar yansın, İçimde bir başka âlem uyansın. Adını haykırır, bütün heceler, Aşkınla tutuşur, yanar geceler.
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Güzelim, sen gel, dünyalar yansın, İçimde bir başka âlem uyansın. Adını haykırır, bütün heceler, Aşkınla tutuşur, yanar geceler.

A SHORT READING

Another world within

Love begins with a glance and grows in the chorus until it could set worlds alight. Flame, world and night carry the same longing, while the beloved’s name fills every syllable.

Güzelim, a tender address to a beloved, leaves room for each listener’s own love. The Turkish lyrics meet the Misirlou melody, and the final return of the chorus raises that joy once more.

The notes discuss the song rather than providing a line-by-line translation.

Where the words begin

Güzelim is a love song inspired by the Misirlou melody and reimagined with Turkish lyrics.

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Attribution & text notes

These are the lyrics of the Güzelim interpretation. They are not presented as a verbatim reproduction or translation of Misirlou’s historical lyrics. The wording, punctuation and final chorus reprise follow this recording.

Words within the verse
Âlem.
World; here, the inner world awakened by the beloved.
Yâr.
Beloved.
Habibi.
An Arabic term of affection meaning “my beloved”.
Tutuşmak.
To catch fire; here, an image of love’s intensity.

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