The song "Yarabbim" by Ebru Yaşar is a Turkish ballad that expresses feelings of heartbreak, longing, and frustration in a relationship. The lyrics describe the emotional rollercoaster one goes through when they are in love with someone who doesn't reciprocate their feelings or treats them poorly. The singer talks about the contrasting emotions experienced in a relationship where one day you may be happy and the next day crying. They express the feeling of exhaustion and emotional drain when one's soul feels depleted, even if they give their all to the relationship. The person they love may falsely accuse them and see them as guilty, even though they know they have done nothing wrong. The singer also talks about the long nights and the heaviness of their problems that they couldn't share or discuss with their partner. They mention the feeling of being left out and not being able to meet or spend time together. Throughout the song, the singer calls upon God for wisdom, asking for either guidance or for the ability to take back what has been given. They express their fearlessness in taking the blame for whatever wrongdoing has occurred, criticizing the person who has caused them pain. The lyrics also reflect the confusion and mixed signals in the relationship, as the person they love says endearing words but also distances themselves. The singer wonders if there's a coldness or indifference in their partner's heart. Overall, "Yarabbim" portrays the emotional struggles, frustrations, and longing experienced in a one-sided or troubled relationship, while seeking solace and guidance from a higher power.
