"Dün gece gözüme uyku girmedi / Saatler boyunca düşündüm seni" ( Sleep did not visit my eyes last night / I thought of you for hours ).
The song was written and composed by the legendary Selami Şahin . Genre: Halk (Turkish Folk) / Arabesque.
Burhan Çaçan, a prominent Turkish folk musician born in Ağrı.
You can find "Diledim Seni" on major streaming platforms and digital libraries: Diledim Seni – Song by Burhan Çaçan - Apple Music
is a classic Turkish folk-Arabesque song performed by the renowned artist Burhan Çaçan . Originally released in the early 1990s, it remains one of his most recognized emotional tracks, famously included in his 1996 album "Unutulmayanlar 1" . Song Overview
While found on later compilations, early versions date back to 1991. Lyrical Themes
The lyrics describe the deep longing and sleepless nights of a lover who constantly prays to meet their beloved.
The narrator expresses that they see the beloved's face in everyone they encounter and repeatedly asks God (or "Tanrı") for their return. How to Listen
"Dün gece gözüme uyku girmedi / Saatler boyunca düşündüm seni" ( Sleep did not visit my eyes last night / I thought of you for hours ).
The song was written and composed by the legendary Selami Şahin . Genre: Halk (Turkish Folk) / Arabesque.
Burhan Çaçan, a prominent Turkish folk musician born in Ağrı. Burhan Г‡aГ§an Diledim Seni Mp3
You can find "Diledim Seni" on major streaming platforms and digital libraries: Diledim Seni – Song by Burhan Çaçan - Apple Music
is a classic Turkish folk-Arabesque song performed by the renowned artist Burhan Çaçan . Originally released in the early 1990s, it remains one of his most recognized emotional tracks, famously included in his 1996 album "Unutulmayanlar 1" . Song Overview "Dün gece gözüme uyku girmedi / Saatler boyunca
While found on later compilations, early versions date back to 1991. Lyrical Themes
The lyrics describe the deep longing and sleepless nights of a lover who constantly prays to meet their beloved. Burhan Çaçan, a prominent Turkish folk musician born
The narrator expresses that they see the beloved's face in everyone they encounter and repeatedly asks God (or "Tanrı") for their return. How to Listen