Gemiler Lyrics – Rapozof

Gemiler Lyrics Meaning

[Nakarat]
In this part, the speaker says they’ve already let go of the person they’re addressing but refuses to let go of their emotions and struggles. They express a sense of unresolved love and ongoing conflict, even though they don’t want to keep holding on. The line “let the ships burn” suggests giving up on the past and accepting the chaos.

[Arka Nakarat]
The speaker talks about feeling disoriented and exhausted, mentioning that things are too messy and chaotic to fix. They’re tired of trying to make sense of things and feel mentally overwhelmed by it all.

[Verse 1]
The speaker recalls a past encounter with a woman and expresses frustration with the unfairness of life. They’re irritated, feeling trapped, and comparing their emotions to the crashing waves of the Black Sea. They mention how both friends and enemies will notice their struggles, and they feel as though they are battling through life with broken wings, trying to move on but still stuck.

[Nakarat]
This section repeats the theme of having let go of someone but not fully moving on from the emotions or struggles. The speaker reflects on their ongoing love and fight, while rejecting the idea of keeping things the same or letting the situation stay unresolved.

[Arka Nakarat]
The speaker describes a dark and almost absurd sense of humor, comparing their situation to holding a gun to their head. They feel lost and confused, as if stuck in a never-ending cycle. They also feel that others might not understand their pain or struggles, with a sense of inevitability that no matter what, they’ll keep facing the same issues.

[Verse 2]
The speaker expresses frustration with constantly facing death and hardship, using a metaphor of life as a card game where the stakes are high. They describe their life as full of turbulence, with everything feeling chaotic. They suggest that others who care about them should be defensive, and in this hostile environment, they feel like they’re surrounded by deception and confusion, unwilling to accept life’s randomness.

[Nakarat]
This section repeats the idea that the speaker has already moved on from a relationship, but their emotional struggle and unresolved love continue. There’s a sense of not wanting to carry the weight anymore, but still feeling like they can’t fully escape their feelings or the fight.

[Arka Nakarat]
This part is a repetition of the earlier lines, reinforcing that the speaker’s love and struggles are far from over. They continue to feel trapped in a situation they can’t control, symbolized by the burning ships, which represent past emotions they’re unwilling to completely release.