Tismin Lyrics – Mohamed Allaoua Ganlyrics

Tismin Lyrics Meaning

[Tasetna]
The repetitive lines of this section express a sense of longing and hope. The singer repeatedly wishes for things to change, yearning for transformation. They feel stuck and overwhelmed, yet there’s a persistent hope that things will eventually improve. The refrain emphasizes the desire for change and peace, signaling the emotional weight of these wishes.

[Tamejrut 1]
In this part, the singer talks about feeling misunderstood and disconnected from their own desires. They express frustration with their situation, where their efforts and dreams seem unrecognized or unfulfilled. The lines convey a sense of sadness and a longing for personal growth, peace, and understanding from others, highlighting inner struggles and the difficulty of achieving personal fulfillment despite their desires.

[Tasetna]
This section repeats the same sentiments as earlier, reinforcing the theme of longing for change and peace. The singer seems trapped in their situation, continuously wishing for things to be different but still feeling stuck. The repetition intensifies the emotional weight of the yearning for transformation.

[Tamejrut 2]
Here, the singer speaks about the difficulty of facing life’s challenges. They mention personal sacrifices and the emotional toll that comes from trying to keep going despite setbacks. There’s a sense of frustration and a lack of immediate solutions. However, the lines also carry hope for eventual change, showing the artist’s belief in the possibility of overcoming difficulties with time and patience.

[Tasetna]
Once again, the singer repeats their yearning for change, emphasizing the emotional strain of waiting for things to improve. The repetitive nature of the chorus serves to reinforce the continuous struggle for peace and the deep desire for transformation, even though progress seems slow or nonexistent.

[Tamejrut 3]
In this part, the singer talks about the challenges they face in their work and personal life. They express dissatisfaction with the way things are and the lack of progress in their situation. Despite this, there is a call for forgiveness and a desire for personal healing. The lines reflect a moment of self-reflection and a wish for emotional release and peace, underscoring the internal conflict of seeking resolution.

[Tasetna]
The final chorus reiterates the same longing for change and peace as in the previous parts, emphasizing the song’s central themes. The repetition throughout the song mirrors the feeling of being stuck in a cycle of frustration, yet still hoping for a future where things can get better.