The line "" (Don't cast me into loves, don't take my soul while I'm still living) is a popular lyric from the song "Olma Sakın" by the late Turkish folk artist Taner Olgun . Released in 2004 as part of the album Be Gülüm , the song is a classic example of "Bozlak" or Central Anatolian folk music. 🎵 Song Feature: Olma Sakın Artist : Taner Olgun Album : Be Gülüm (2004) Genre : Turkish Folk (Halk Müziği) / Bozlak
You can find the official version of this track on major streaming platforms: Listen to on Spotify . Watch the video or listen on YouTube . Stream via Apple Music . Taner Olgun - Olma Sakın Beni Sevdalara Salma Yasarken Canimialma
The lyrics are a desperate plea from the singer to their beloved. By saying "don't take my soul while I'm living," the artist expresses that seeing the beloved become someone else's bride ("gelin olma") would be a fate worse than death—a spiritual or emotional passing while the body remains alive. 🎧 Where to Listen The line "" (Don't cast me into loves,
: Unrequited love, betrayal, and a plea to a former lover not to marry another. 📜 Lyric Breakdown The specific verse featuring your quote often goes: Watch the video or listen on YouTube
Beni sevdalara salma Yaşarken canımı alma Sen ellere gelin olma Olma sakın, olma sakın
Taner Olgun Albüm Adı : Be Gülüm Taner Olgun - Olma Sakın 2004 Simay Müzik Yapım www.facebook.com/SimayMuzikFan. YouTube·SiMaY Muzik