Someone could write poem to it, of course in English...

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A Türkü–Arabesk spoken-song that turns cosmic humility into quiet street wisdom.
“Ben Kimim?” begins with a ney whisper to the stars and ends with a bağlama sigh — a confession of smallness turned into peace.

Highlighted Verses:

“Bir gün gökyüzüne bakıp kendime sordum: Ben kimim?”
One day I looked up at the sky and asked myself — who am I?



“Belki asıl yanılgı, varoluşu kendimize göre ölçeklemek.”
Maybe our biggest mistake is measuring existence by ourselves.



“Önemsizliğim, özgürlüğümmüş meğer.”
My insignificance was my freedom all along.



“Ben kimim? Bir anlık parıltı.
Ve yine de… yeter.”
Who am I? A momentary spark.
And still… it’s enough.



Bağlama, ney, and kanun breathe as one; darbuka and bendir pulse like memory.
Every word lands heavy but floats — a prayer disguised as a conversation.

Genre: Türkü · Arabesk · Lo-Fi Orchestral
Mood: Bittersweet · Reflective · Cosmic · Cathartic
Tempo: ≈74 BPM
For fans of: Erkan Oğur · Sezen Aksu (acoustic) · Fazıl Say · Max Richter


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Ben Kimim? •Damar Arabesk

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I'm polish composer and poet. I studied literature in Krakow (UJ).

There Was A King (Extend) (1)

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