The song "Yangınlı Şiir" by Emir Can İğrek is about the struggles and hardships faced in life. The lyrics depict a time when outlaws were kind and when men kissed their women on the streets. The singer reflects on his own journey of growing up and occasionally resorting to lies. He writes about his emotions and experiences in his room, finding solace in his own thoughts. The song also talks about the troubles and obstacles that come his way because of his rebellious nature. The singer sees himself as a voluntary worker for his own soul, accepting the consequences that come with it. He questions the appropriateness of expressing such intense and fiery emotions through poetry in the current time. The chorus describes a scene where the singer encounters a disaster or misfortune on a high pavement. He sees someone wearing a cap, feeling a sense of gloom or melancholy inside. He draws a parallel between his own struggles and being viewed by others as a hopeless and fugitive prisoner. Overall, the song reflects on the challenges faced by the singer as a result of his rebellious nature and romanticized expression of emotions. It portrays the conflicting emotions of longing for a past era and coming to terms with the present reality.
