Kalp kırmak

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The lyrics express the difficulty of breaking someone's heart and the negative consequences it has on both parties involved. In the first verse, the singer questions why the person they are addressing thinks it is so easy to break someone's heart repeatedly and then come back again. They are confused about what to believe and whom to trust. The repetition of this question highlights the emotional distress caused by this behavior. The chorus emphasizes the aftermath of heartbreak. The singer portrays their heart as breaking into pieces and slowly falling to the ground, representing the pain they feel. They have wounds caused by love, suggesting that they have been hurt multiple times in relationships.

Kalp kırmak

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Kalp kırmak

Kalpleri birbirine benzedi. De ki: "Alay edin. De ki: "Sizi ilk defa yaratan. Allah bilendir, halimdir. En sonunda kalplerinden korku giderilince birbirlerine: "Rabbiniz ne buyurdu? O, gaybleri bilendir. Onlardan kimi gelip seni dinler. Oysa onlara evla olan :. Bedeviler, dedi ki: "İman ettik.

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