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“Aşk Bir Oyun” is our band's emotionally intense single. The theme of the song depicts the emotions trapped between pride and silence, and the cry that arises when love is taken for granted. Musically, we stayed true to alternative rock, reflecting the depression with guitar tones, the inner scream with vocal dynamism and the fluidity of modern music with electronic elements. This song was written to be the voice of everyone whose feelings are not taken seriously.more

1. Görüp ahkâm-ı asrı münharif sıdk u selâmetten Çekildik izzet ü ikbâl ile bâb-ı Hükûmet’ten - 2. Usanmaz kendini insan bilenler halka hizmetten Mürüvvet-mend olan mazlûma el çekmez iânetten - 3. Hakir olduysa millet, şanına noksan gelir sanma Yere düşmekle cevher sâkıt olmaz kadr ü kıymetten - 4. Vücûdun kim hamîr-i mâyesi hâk-i vatandandır Ne gam râh-ı vatanda hâk olursa cevr ü mihnetten - 5. Mûini zâlimin dünyâda erbâb-ı denâ’ettir Köpekdir zevk alan sayyâd-ı bî-insâfa hizmetten - 6. Hemân bir feyz-i bâkî terkeder bir zevk-i fâniye Hayâtın kadrini âli bilenler hüsn-i şöhretten - 7. Nedendir halkta tûl-i hayâta bunca rağbetler Nedir insana bilmem menfaat hıfz-ı emânetten - 8. Cihânda kendini her ferdden alçak görür ol kim Utanmaz kendi nefsinden de âr eyler melâmetten - 9. Felekden intikâm almak demektir ehl-i idrake Edip tezyîd-i gayret müstefîd olmak nedâmetten - 10. Durur ahkâm-ı nusret ittihâd-ı kalb-i millettde Çıkar âsâr-ı rahmet ihtilâf-ı re’y-i ümmetten - 11. Eder tedvîr-i âlem bir mekînin kuvve-i azmi Cihân titrer sebât-ı pây-ı erbâb-ı metânetten - 12. Kazâ her feyzini her lutfunu bir vakt için saklar Fütûr etme sakın milletdeki zâ’f u betâetten - 13. Değildir şîr-i der-zencîre töhmet acz-i akdâmı Felekte baht utansın bî-nâsib erbâb-ı himmetten - 14. Ziya dûr ise evc-i rif’âtinden ıztırârîdir Hicâb etsün tabiat yerde kalmış kabiliyetten - 15. Biz ol nesl-i kerîm-i dûde-i Osmâniyânız kim Muhammerdir ser-â-pâ mâyemiz hûn-ı şehâdetten - 16. Biz ol âlî-himem erbâb-ı cidd ü içtihâdız kim Cihân-girâne bir devlet çıkardık bir aşiretden - 17. Biz ol ulvî nihâdânız ki meydân-ı hamiyetde Bize hâk-i mezâr ehven gelir hâk-i mezelletten - 18. Ne gam pür-âteş-i hevl olsa da gavgâ-yı hürriyet Kaçar mı merd olan bir cân için meydân-ı gayretten - 19. Kemend-i can-güdâzı ejder-i kahr olsa cellâdın Müreccahdır yine bin kerre zencîr-i esâretten - 20. Felek her türlü esbâb-ı cefâsın toplasın gelsin Dönersem kahpeyim millet yolunda bir azimetten - 21. Anılsın mesleğimde çektiğim cevr ü meşakkatler Ki ednâ zevki a’lâdır vezâretten sadâretden - 22. Vatan bir bî-vefâ nâzende-i tannâze dönmüş kim Ayırmaz sâdıkân-ı aşkını âlâm-ı gurbetten - 23. Müberrâyım recâ vü havfden, indimde âlîdir Vazifem menfaatten hakkım agrâz-ı hükûmetden - 24. Civân-merdân-ı milletle hazer gavgadan ey bidâd Erir şemşîr-i zulmün âteş-i hûn-i hamiyetten - 25. Ne mümkün zulm ile bî-dâd ile imhâ-yı hürriyet Çalış idraki kaldır muktedirsen âdemiyetten - 26. Gönülde cevher-i elmâsa benzer cevher-i gayret Ezilmez şiddet-i tazyikten te’sîr-i sikletden - 27. Ne efsûnkâr imişsin âh ey didâr-ı hürriyet Esîr-i aşkın olduk gerçi kurtulduk esâretten - 28. Senindir şimdi cezb-i kalbe kudret setr-i hüsn etme Cemâlin tâ ebed dür olmasın enzâr-ı ümmetden - 29. Ne yâr-ı cân imişsin âh ey ümmîd-i istikbâl Cihânı sensin âzâd eyleyen bin ye’s ü mihnetden - 30. Senindir devr-i devlet hükmünü dünyâya infâz et Hüdâ ikbâlini hıfz eylesin her türlü âfetten - 31. Kilâb-ı zulme kaldı gezdiğin nâzende sahrâlar Uyan ey yâreli şîr-i jeyân bu hâb-ı gafletden --- NAMIK KEMAL --- ENGLISH --- 1. We withdrew from the door of Government with dignity and honor,\ Having observed the truths of the age with purity and integrity. - 2. Those who know themselves never tire of serving the people;\ They do not withdraw their kindness from the oppressed. - 3. Do not think that if a nation is looked down upon, it loses its glory;\ A precious gem does not lose its value by falling to the ground. - 4. Your existence is made of the soil of the homeland;\ So, why worry if your body becomes soil on the path of the homeland through hardship and distress? - 5. The supporters of the oppressor in this world are those of lowly nature;\ They are like dogs who take pleasure in serving the unjust hunter. - 6. A pure grace, when left for a fleeting pleasure,\ Is abandoned by those who know the worth of life and appreciate the beauty of reputation. - 7. Why is there such a desire among the people for a long life?\ What does man seek—and perhaps I don’t know—by preserving the trust of interests? - 8. In the world, see yourself as lower than every individual;\ Do not be ashamed of your own self, nor be embarrassed by the blame. - 9. Taking revenge from fate means for the wise;\ Adding more effort, and being privy to remorse. - 10. The decrees of victory abide in the unity of the nation’s heart;\ The effects of mercy arise from the disagreements of public opinion. - 11. Govern the world with a strong will;\ The world trembles at the steadfastness of the strong who possess nobility. - 12. Destiny preserves its grace and its beneficence for a time;\ Do not lose heart for the weakness and cowardice within the nation. - 13. The lion bound in chains does not indict the weakness of the feet;\ May fate be ashamed of the unworthy possessors of will. - 14. If the light is distant, it is a sign of the elevation of greatness;\ Nature should be ashamed of its remaining capabilities on the ground. - 15. We are that noble lineage of the Ottoman blood,\ Our essence is soaked in the blood of martyrdom. - 16. We are those high-minded individuals of seriousness and diligence,\ Who produced a world-conquering state from a tribe. - 17. We are the sublime founders who, in the arena of honor,\ Find soil of the grave easier than the soil of humiliation. - 18. Why fear the burning fire of strife for freedom?\ Does a true man flee from the arena of effort for a soul? - 19. Even if the dragon of wrath is the executioner’s rope,\ A thousand times it’s preferable to the chains of captivity. - 20. May fate gather all the means of torment and come forth;\ If I turn back, let me be the one to perish for the sake of the nation. - 21. Let my struggles and hardships be remembered in my profession;\ For the slightest pleasure surpasses the joys of office and authority. - 22. The homeland has turned into an unfaithful stranger;\ It does not separate those loyal in love from the banners of exile. - 23. I am pure from fear and hope; my task is high;\ My right is against the government’s betrayals. - 24. Beware of strife with the gallant youth of the nation;\ The sword of oppression is burned by the fire of passionate honor. - 25. It is impossible to destroy freedom through tyranny and injustice;\ Strive to elevate consciousness if you are capable of humanity. - 26. In the heart, the gem of effort resembles the diamond;\ It does not succumb to pressure or the effects of weight. - 27. O how powerful you are, O visage of freedom!\ Though we became captives of love, we have indeed escaped from slavery. - 28. Now, your charm captures my heart; do not cover your beauty;\ May your beauty endure until eternity, free of the people’s eyes. - 29. O how precious you are, O hope of the future!\ You free the world from a thousand fears and struggles. - 30. Your reign of power should be proclaimed to the world;\ May God protect your fortune from every calamity. - 31. The desert you walk through has turned into the beasts of tyranny;\ Awaken, O you who have suffered, from this drowsiness of heedlessness.more