Alev Lyrics – Bekom, Motive Ganlyrics

Alev Lyrics Meaning

[Giriş: Motive]
In the intro, the artist sets a fast-paced tone with a sense of movement and urgency. The references to “sörf” (surfing) and “dalgalar” (waves) suggest riding through life’s challenges. The “money dance” symbolizes success, and “savaşman gerek” (you have to fight) emphasizes that achieving this success requires effort and resilience. The lines create a picture of navigating through obstacles, with clean waters symbolizing clarity and smooth progress in the midst of chaos.

[Verse 1: Motive]
In this verse, the artist talks about being in the fast lane and living life extravagantly. The mention of “B0mbay” and “Givenchy” reflects luxury and a global lifestyle, while “love way” hints at a romantic path that’s intertwined with fame. The artist compares their world to someone else’s more ordinary life, noting that while the other person might find excitement in a simple cigarette, for them, everything is driven by intense, burning passion (“alev” or fire).

[Nakarat: Motive]
The chorus repeats the word “Alev” (fire), which symbolizes the artist’s intense emotions and lifestyle. The line “bunu anlaman çok zor” (it’s hard for you to understand) reflects the idea that others may not grasp the depth or complexity of what the artist is going through. The repetitive nature emphasizes the overwhelming, consuming energy the artist feels, and the difficulty of being understood.

[Verse 2: Bekom]
In this verse, the artist expresses an overwhelming sense of passion and energy. The mention of “Alev alır joint’im” suggests that even their actions are fiery, while “Vuvuzela” and “manzaram ateşini söndürür” indicate that they live in a world of contrasts, where excitement and chaos exist side by side. “Rüzgâra tiramola” and “bize her gün Sunday” hint at a carefree attitude, where every day feels like a celebration. The artist also mentions “money dance” and “money bag,” showing how money and success are part of the picture. There’s a sense of transformation—feeling reborn after going through fiery challenges, making it hard for others to understand their changing nature.

[Nakarat: Motive]
The chorus repeats again, emphasizing the idea that the fire (“Alev”) that the artist feels inside is something that others can’t easily understand. It serves as a reminder of how intense and difficult it is to grasp the artist’s emotions, which are constantly shifting and changing. The repetition strengthens the sense of frustration and burning desire.