SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE Lyrics by Şam, Xir, No.1 is a latest Turkish song in the voices of Şam, Xir, No.1. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Sokak KÖŞelerİnde song lyrics are also written by Şam, Xir, No.1. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. **Sokak Köşelerinde** by Şam, Xir, and No.1 is a raw and emotional track that paints a bleak picture of life on the streets, filled with struggles, pain, and self-destruction. The lyrics reflect themes of addiction, lost hope, and being outcast from society, with haunting lines about wandering cold streets, bottle in hand, drowning sorrows in alcohol. The song blends personal reflections with a gritty, almost cinematic storytelling style, making listeners feel the weight of regret, resilience, and street survival. It’s a melancholic anthem for the ones battling demons in the shadows of the city.
SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE Lyrics
[Giriş: No.1 & Xir]
(Akca, n’aptın amına koyI’m?)
XX, Şam’o, 11
What’s up? (Ha)
Aha (Karaköy)
Mm (Şş)
[Köprü: B0mba, B0mba & Şam, Şam]
Bir gölge kış günü karlar içinde
Sokak köşelerinde elinde şişe
Bir gölge kış günü karlar içinde
Sokak köşelerinde, sokak köşelerinde— (Trip)
[Nakarat: B0mba]
Bir gölge kış günü karlar içinde
Sokak köşelerinde elinde şişe
Bir gölge kış günü karlar içinde
Sokak köşelerinde elinde şişe
[Verse 1: Şam]
Trip, hepsini dağıt tek, kafa sarıp çek
Geri dönemem, evet, he, o gün ben güneşi görüce’m
Yönümü bilemem bile, her yolu şer, geriye dön hemen
Gözümü bürüyen çile, dert, (??) çilem
Meselem, derin eselem, rüzgârı keser
Sırtı verdiğim bu mermer olsa da kırık
Reçetem kayıp, ne elzem, yetmez Diazem
“Delir’ce’m” dedim delirdim, inanmadınız
[Nakarat: Şam, B0mba & No.1]
Hayat mı sarhoş eder yoksa şarap mı?
Çileler içindeyim, umutlarım yandı
Dokuz köyden kovdular, kalbim kırıldı
Kaderim sokaklarda, gözlerim yaşlı
Hayat mı sarhoş eder yoksa şarap mı?
(Bir gölge kış günü karlar içinde)
(Sokak köşelerinde elinde şişe)
Çileler içindeyim, umutlarım yandı
(Bir gölge kış günü karlar içinde)
(Sokak köşelerinde elinde şişe)
Dokuz köyden kovdular, kalbim kırıldı (Kalbim, kalbim, kalbim, 11)
(Bir gölge kış günü karlar içinde)
(Sokak köşelerinde elinde şişe)
Kaderim sokaklarda, gözlerim yaşlı (Ya, 11, ya-ya)
(Bir gölge kış günü karlar içinde)
(Sokak köşelerinde elinde şişe)
[Verse 2: No.1 & Xir]
Bi’ kış günü değil ama karlar içinde (İçinde)
Sokak köşelerindeydi elim ateşe (Ateşe)
Ne ister hayattan? Ne isterse olmuyor
Kafam, kalbim ve evim olmuş harabe (‘Be)
Yükselir sesim parktan, çıkar apartmandan kafalar
Bir tüfekle ateş ettim, kan kardeşim bipolar (Ya)
Kâbuslar yorgan oldu, örtmeyin beni
Sevmem öğretmen, müdür ve müdür muavinini
Ne demek bilmezsin ki yatmak sen parkta
Sus, orospu, sen dertlerini kendine sakla (Ya-ya)
AMATEM, Diazem, doktor diyo’ “Gene sen”
Yaşadık ölmek için, hep üzüldü ailem (Ya, ah)
[Verse 3: Xir & Şam]
Beni sarhoş eder kafamdaki çalıp duran şarkı
Sokakta ağlayan bi’ junkie gördüm, içim parçalandı
Yaşlanıyorum sanırım, X bir amca artık
Bir gecekonduda uyandım, sonra plazadaydım
Millet şaşırmış, artık alıştım kolpalara
Ben hayatı bi’ şarap yaptım ve diktim kafaya
Trip sonsuza kadar, tuz basma yaraya
Bazı dost sandığımız kahpeler domaldı paraya
Trip Gang, sokak, mahalleler, Karaköy arkamızda
Bizim bu türkü hep, birader, çalar arkamızda
Komutan Maestro, slogan “Trip”
Tophane, Aç Kurtlar, Kadıköy Acil
Karaköy kapan, Maestro stil
Gereken herkese hakkını verir (Trip)
[Nakarat: No.1]
Hayat mı sarhoş eder yoksa şarap mı?
Çileler içindeyim, umutlarım yandı
Dokuz köyden kovdular, kalbim kırıldı
Kaderim sokaklarda, gözlerim yaşlı (Trip)
[Çıkış: Şam]
Hayat mı sarhoş eder yoksa şarap mı?
Çileler içindeyim, umutlarım yandı
Dokuz köyden kovdular, kalbim kırıldı
Kaderim sokaklarda, gözlerim yaşlı
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SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE Lyrics Meaning
[Giriş (Intro)]
The intro sets the tone with a casual, almost chaotic energy, calling out names and places like Karaköy, hinting at a rough, street-centered narrative. It feels like a candid shout-out, bringing listeners into the world of the artists before the actual story unfolds.
[Köprü (Bridge)]
This part paints a lonely, almost cinematic image of someone wandering the cold streets with a bottle in hand. The repeated imagery of “a shadow in the snow” emphasizes a sense of isolation, addiction, and being lost in the urban jungle. It reflects struggles, possibly with substance abuse and inner demons, setting up the song’s melancholic atmosphere.
[Nakarat (Chorus)]
The chorus repeats the imagery of a lonely figure standing at a street corner, holding a bottle. It reinforces the themes of being lost, abandoned, or numbing pain with alcohol. The repetition makes it feel like a haunting, inescapable cycle of sorrow and self-destruction.
[Verse 1]
This verse expresses feelings of being trapped in a downward spiral. The artist talks about using substances to escape but acknowledges that there’s no turning back. There’s a sense of hopelessness—every path seems dangerous, every choice filled with suffering. The mention of lost prescriptions and medication like “Diazem” suggests struggles with mental health. The frustration peaks with the line about people not believing he was losing his mind, reinforcing the idea of being misunderstood or ignored in his pain.
[Nakarat (Chorus)]
This version of the chorus expands on the earlier one, adding a question: is it life or alcohol that makes one drunk? It’s a deeper reflection on whether suffering is caused by external circumstances or personal choices. There’s a feeling of rejection—being cast out, dreams burned away, and left to wander the streets. The repetition of the “winter shadow with a bottle” intensifies the sense of despair and the inevitability of this fate.
[Verse 2]
Here, the artist describes a life of chaos and destruction. He’s not literally in winter, but he still feels cold, abandoned, and lost. He talks about being surrounded by violence, burning everything he touches, and his life turning into ruins. There’s a moment of deep trauma—mentioning shooting a gun and a bipolar friend—suggesting experiences with violence, betrayal, or tragedy. The rejection of singerity figures like teachers and principals shows a history of rebellion and resentment. The verse ends on a grim note, mentioning addiction recovery centers (AMATEM) and a family that suffered because of his struggles.
[Verse 3]
This verse focuses on a shift in perspective—watching others suffer while realizing how much time has passed. Seeing a junkie cry on the streets hits hard, making him reflect on his own life. There’s a contrast between different phases—waking up in a slum one day, in a luxury building the next—showing the unpredictable nature of life. Betrayal is a big theme here, as he calls out “friends” who sold their loyalty for money. The verse also nods to different street groups and neighborhoods, reinforcing the idea of loyalty and survival in a tough environment.
[Nakarat (Chorus)]
This chorus repeats the earlier question about whether it’s life or alcohol that intoxicates and destroys. The artist again expresses pain, rejection, and hopelessness, highlighting how he was cast out from places and left wandering, with a broken heart and tears in his eyes.
[Çıkış (Outro)]
The outro mirrors the chorus, reinforcing the song’s tragic message. There’s no resolution, no escape—just the same painful reality repeating itself, like a cycle that never ends. It leaves the listener with a lingering sense of sorrow and reflection.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE song?
A. SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE song is sung by Şam, Xir, No.1.
Q. Who wrote SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE lyrics?
A. SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE lyrics are penned by Şam, Xir, No.1.
Q. Who has given the music of SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE song?
A. SOKAK KÖŞELERİNDE music is composed and produced by Şam, Xir, No.1.
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