The lyrics of Hande Ünsal's song "Sen Yokken" translate to: The taste is gone completely Neither the morning, nor life Day by day, I decreased My end is inevitable Again, roads and cliffs Deep, deep... How can an endless disaster be overcome? Even in pain, there is an unprecedented elegance Every moment of your absence is like doomsday If there is a way, let go I filled these eyes for you again Extinguished and burned those days I got lost, they called me insane No one can hold me when you're not here I filled these eyes for you again Extinguished and burned those days I got lost, they called me insane No one can hold me when you're not here How can an endless disaster be overcome? Even in pain, there is an unprecedented elegance Every moment of your absence is like doomsday If there is a way, let go I filled these eyes for you again Extinguished and burned those days I got lost, they called me insane No one can hold me when you're not here I filled these eyes for you again Extinguished and burned those days I got lost, they called me insane When you are not here... The song "Sen Yokken" speaks about the singer's intense longing and dependency on someone. The lyrics convey feelings of emptiness and loss, as the singer admits that everything loses its taste and meaning when the person they love is not present. The song captures the emotional turmoil experienced when trying to move forward from a devastating event or the absence of a loved one. The lyrics also touch upon the idea that the absence of this person brings a unique elegance to the singer's pain. Overall, the song portrays a sense of vulnerability and the struggle to cope without the presence of a significant other.
