Title: "Kor" (Eng: "Ember") Verse 1: Your fallen, tangled tresses How can I come back to you? Kissing my picture at night You've given up on me Verse 2: The roads are rough My wings are broken again You've given up on me Not even writing me a letter Chorus: Fire falls, burning everywhere My heart is charred I heard from here and there You've given up on me Verse 3: Fill the glass, let it overflow Let my heart burn May love be yours too You've given up on me Verse 4: Alright, have your heart Let this wind calm down Tell my spouse and friends You've given up on me Verse 5: From all the speakers Of the municipality Play Müzeyyen (Turkish singer) You've given up on me Chorus: Fire falls, burning everywhere My heart is charred I heard from here and there You've given up on me Chorus: Fire falls, burning everywhere My heart is charred I heard from here and there You've given up on me Chorus: Fire falls, burning everywhere My heart is charred I heard from here and there You've given up on me Explanation: Emir Can Iğrek's song "Kor" tells the story of a heartbreaking relationship where one person feels abandoned and betrayed by their partner. The lyrics use metaphors such as fallen tresses and broken wings to symbolize the narrator's vulnerability and emotional pain. Despite their longing for reconciliation, the singer realizes that their partner has moved on and given up on the relationship. The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the intensity of the emotional turmoil, with the narrator expressing their desire for their own heart and the heart of their partner to burn with the same passion. The reference to playing Müzeyyen, a Turkish singer, from the municipality speakers adds a touch of nostalgia and longing for the past. Overall, "Kor" conveys feelings of heartbreak, resignation, and a longing for closure.
