"Franco" is a song by Emir Can İğrek, a Turkish singer and songwriter. The lyrics of the song express a desire for freedom and breaking down barriers. The song starts by saying, "Let a call rise from the mouths of the drunk". It suggests that through their intoxication, people can speak freely and openly about their desire for freedom. The lyrics emphasize the importance of freedom flowing through their throats and being heard by others. The chorus of the song encourages singing, specifically from a Gypsy (Çingene) to the nature. It calls for the world to wake up and open its eyes to the beauty of the fields in spring. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and encouragement for the world to embrace this awakening and new beginnings. The repeated part of the song says, "Let a call rise from the mouths of the drunk / Let freedom pass through our throats / Even if walls are built between us / Our voices are heard afterwards." This highlights the perseverance and determination to have their voices heard, even if there are barriers in place. It emphasizes their belief that their voices will break through these barriers and reach others. Overall, the song "Franco" carries a message of freedom, expressing the desire for freedom to flow through their voices, regardless of any obstacles they may face. It is a call for the world to wake up, appreciate nature, and embrace the beauty of new beginnings.
