H.S.P. Lyrics – Kamufle

H.S.P. Lyrics Meaning

[Nakarat]
This part of the song directly calls out the police for using violence against their own people. The repeated phrase “we know you” suggests that people are aware of the oppression and brutality. It carries a tone of defiance, implying that those responsible for the violence won’t be forgotten or forgiven. The chant-like structure makes it feel like a protest slogan, reinforcing the message of resistance.

[Verse 1]
The verse talks about how patience has run out and people are fed up with lies and injustice. It describes how excessive force is used against citizens, leaving deep wounds, both physical and emotional. The media is criticized for ignoring these issues, siding with the powerful instead of telling the truth. However, despite this suppression, people have started to wake up and resist. The mention of places like Saraçhane and ODTÜ points to real protests, showing that the fight for freedom continues, especially in universities where students are leading the resistance.

[Nakarat]
This repetition of the chorus reinforces the idea that people recognize and remember the police brutality they have suffered. The defiant tone suggests that the oppressors can’t hide their actions, as the people are fully aware of what is happening. It serves as a reminder that their violence won’t be ignored, keeping the spirit of resistance alive.

[Verse 2]
This verse highlights how the struggle continues behind barricades, where instead of feeling fear, people feel a strange sense of joy and unity. Young people are standing up against the system, while those who stay silent or ignore injustice will eventually face consequences. The song also touches on economic struggles, showing empathy for workers and retirees who struggle to make ends meet. It criticizes corruption, nepotism, and the suppression of justice, referencing how unqualified people are given power while real professionals are pushed aside. The boiling unrest in places like Silivri prison symbolizes the growing frustration and resistance against oppression.

[Nakarat]
The final chorus serves as a strong reminder that police brutality is well known to the people. The repetition makes it even more powerful, emphasizing that this awareness won’t fade away. It’s a message of persistence, telling the singerities that their actions are being watched, and resistance will not stop.