Two Broken Hearts
Staying away from you is torturing me
Be a little flirty, is there any need for coyness
While I have opened the door of my heart to you
Let two broken hearts come together
If you want to extinguish my burning heart
This cry of mine is for you, this is a loud call
Break your horse with spur towards me
Let two broken hearts come together
You never show it, you have no words about love
You have turned to ashes, as if you have no embers to ignite
Either you are too hesitant or you have no eyes for love
Let two broken hearts come together
Don't destroy this ruined heart of mine anymore
Come hide in my heart and don't come out anymore
Come on, hold my hands, don't look helpless anymore
Let two broken hearts come together
NIGHTS DON'T PASS
Nights don't pass, they don't pass
Is it possible to get you out of my mind
Fall into a sleepless night
I hope you'll understand me then
You're not on one side, longing on the other
My poor mind is wasted without you
If you're left like me in a lonely inn
I hope you'll understand me then
When your eyes suddenly fill with tears
Don't think that troubles will end in the morning
When you're left in trouble like me
I hope you'll understand me then
If the thing you call life disappears one day
If love, respect, everything ends one day
If separation comes one day
I hope you'll understand me then
Is it certain to reap what you sow
What do you expect from unkempt soil
If an old picture makes you cry
I hope you'll understand me then
Engin Çir was born on October 29, 1954 in Samsun. He played the alto saz in the school band for two years during his middle school years. In 1970-1971, he continued as a vocal artist in the Samsun Folk Music Association, conducted by Umit Bekir Ağa, for two years. He learned to play the saz on his own. In 1972, he joined the Samsun Music Society Choir, conducted by Taner Cağlayan, and continued his work uninterruptedly until 1979. He entered the Samsun Municipal Conservatory, which was established in 1979. During his four-year education, he took solfeggio and theory lessons from Ali Ozdolap, Ali Özgümüş, Cavit Ersoy, Dr. Turgut Tokaç, Fethi Unal, Nihat Alaca, Şadan Ünsal. Between 1982 and 1989, he studied at the Samsun He worked as assistant conductor and oud player in the Turkish Classical Music Choir at Ondokuz Mayıs University. He passed the Turkish Classical Music pre-listening exam held by TRT Ankara Radio in the 1979-1980 period with an exception contract. He graduated from Samsun Municipal Conservatory in 1984. Later, he worked both as a vocal artist in the executive board and as a lecturer until 1989.
