"Avaz Avaz" is a song by the Turkish rock band Gripin. The lyrics depict the feelings of a person who feels like a small and insignificant part of someone's life. The singer compares themselves to a flower that blooms unexpectedly in the autumn and a dewdrop on the leaves, emphasizing their fragility and transience. They question the futility of expressing their love and asking the other person to come and get lost together because it may not change anything. The phrase "Boşver" which means "forget it" or "let it go" is repeated throughout the song, suggesting a sense of resignation and acceptance of the way things are. The singer acknowledges that their words may not make a difference, and if they scream at the top of their lungs or say "I miss you" whenever the other person comes to their mind, it would only cause pain. Overall, "Avaz Avaz" conveys a bittersweet message about unrequited love, the ephemeral nature of relationships, and the acceptance of things that cannot be changed.
