Lyrics in Barış Manço Songs

Dozens of songs he composed have been and continue to be interpreted by many valuable artists. She has songs that have become popular and even small children know by heart. Apart from his songs, with the programs he made on television and thanks to these programs, he went to many countries. ‘Peace Celebi’ has been named.

Although he saddened us with his early departure, we still remember him with the works he left behind, the eye-catching accessories he wore and his unique style. Meaningful words of Barış Manço in his songs we have compiled for you.

“Write my friend, nobody leaves this world with goods”

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“Write, my friend, if you see poor, feed it with cream and honey.
Summer dude dress up the weirdos with a silk shawl
Write my friend, if you see an orphan, wrap your wing’s arm
Write, my friend, no one leaves this world with goods.

The song described in the song written by Barış Manço, inspired by a true story. ‘Mehmet Aga in Yellow Boots’immigrated to a village in Cyprus during the Ottoman period with the granting of a plot of land. Because of his land in Cyprus, he opened a door of bread for many people, and he became like a family with the people in the village. He reconciled the quarrelsome and united the lovers. Those in need from the village people, when they went to dinner or shopping, had Mehmet Ağa write the bill.

Barış Manço searches for Mehmet Ağa’s grave long after his death, and after finding it, he has his tomb built and that’s it. a hearty man He writes a song in his memory as he deserves.

“I’m in the bosom of the pitch black night all alone
Somewhere far away the sun is rising

‘The day has already turned here
And I’m waiting all alone in the bosom of a black night
I hear, I see, I know the day will come when I return.

Barış Manço described his song Dönence with these words: “Just as there are latitudes at the two poles of the world that will never come together, there are also two opposite poles in human nature. This is the instinct to seek what he does not have.

“Love, bitter love, who can separate you from me?”

“I don’t know how to explain, it doesn’t fit inside me
As if I’m not that crazy, joyful person (as if, as if)”

One of the cornerstones of Anatolian rock music, ‘Kara Sevda’ can still be listened to and accompanied with joy and shouting, despite how many years have passed.

“One last song on my lips, rose-pink
It still always tells you, calls you, rosepink”

”A last cloud in my eyes, rose-pink
Still always looking for you, waiting for you, rosepink

Although there are different possibilities about who the song was written for, the one accepted by most is that Barış Manço wrote the song for his grandmother, who has the same name. Her grandmother GülpembeHe passed away when Manço was 13 years old.

”The effort to get a share that has been going on for years
The fight for a slice of dry bread”

“Sometimes I stop and look at this exemplary painting
Some are after sweet, some have no salt.

As Turkish society in general with our hospitable nature we are known. There is even a proverb that says that the guest who came to our house came to our house with ten fortunes and left one for nine. Halil İbrahim Sofrası is a song that was written for this and became a rosewood song.

“You said it was easy to forget, you said you’d get used to it
So forget me, just don’t ask me”

“Tears in my eyes, pain in my heart, I haven’t forgotten you
I couldn’t forget, I couldn’t forget, please understand me

“When it’s night, I shut up everyone, everything.
Come my cufflinks, it’s merging hour”

”Two small cufflinks
A whole love story
Two buttons on two separate sleeves
Like us, on a separate road”

Cufflinks, one of Barış Manço’s best-known songs, actually has a very sad story. Barış Manço is engaged to a woman named Semra, but they have to leave because Manço went to Belgium for his education, and Semra falls in love with Barış Manço. cufflink as a farewell gift gives. This farewell affects Barış Manço enough to write such a touching song.

“Remember that the world is mortal, God who gives, takes life…”

“The black news is heard quickly, you said forget about me
You wanted the pictures, the letters I had left
Do not be sad my love, I will not appear before you again
I am writing to you for the last time, memories are enough for me

“Leave the colors to the children!”

“Game sometimes needs big ones, pistols, swords, rifles
It’s a matter of taste, it’s unmistakable
Indisputable tastes and colors, all these pleasures are yours
Leave the colors to the children

We already know Barış Manço’s love for children. He has many works for children, such as the ‘The Boy Who Will Be A Man’ program or the children’s song ‘My Friend Donkey’ and ‘Tomato Pepper Eggplant’. Good Morning Kids song is just one of them.

“If speech is silver, silence is gold”
So silence is more valuable

‘While you can stand in silence
I don’t know what to say to those who talk and get tired
Oh slow calm down”

”A warm bowl of soup is enough.
I say this is my food, I drink it”

‘For those who understand the worth
Even if you don’t open the chest
A patchwork cardigan is enough
Idris says I will wear it”

Baris Manco, Hz. Omer’s He mentions that the blessings of the world are insignificant, referring to the forty-patched cardigan he is rumored to have worn. Compared to the other songs of Manço, it is a song that is on the corner. ‘Four Doors’It is worth listening to with its meaningful words.

“There is only one me inside of me, beyond me, rather than me”

“Be patient, be patient with your heart, do not rebel.
This ordeal will surely end one day, don’t rebel”

Traces of mysticism are often seen in Barış Manço’s songs. Excuse me Children The song ‘Benden Öte Benden Ziyade’ from his album also supported Yunus Emre’s view of “Ten mortal, souls are eternal” and emphasized that we will pass away from the world and that property does not matter.

“If gold goes to waste, will it lose its value?
If you polish the tin, would it be worth a quarter of gold?”

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“Does the fruit-bearing tree bend its branches?
Is it worth picking up the fallen fruit at all?”

Barış Manço’s sister İnci Manço talked about the woman who is mentioned in the song as Dü Dü Düriye, years after the song. Mrs. Duriye Kadıköy Telephone Administration She was a working woman and helped Manço to connect phones to their mansion in Moda. Then Barış Manço promised to make a song for Düriye Hanım.

“I’m going to say that one should suffice.
“Life is a short line”

“I’m going to say that one should suffice.
A short line you call life
Honor, honor, honor are all beautiful but
Most importantly, halal sweat

Barış Manco 1983 Eurovision Preliminaries of the Song Contest ‘Pickaxe’ He participated with his song but was eliminated by TRT. On this, Manço did not give up and released the song and left us a valuable work.

“While sharing the big bread,
For the sake of the fight of a single bite”

‘We condemned ourselves
to live like this forever
Without knowing what love is
To grow old without seeing youth