daman keshan/folk song/female voice of iran

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Published 2023-12-09
The lyrics of Marzieh's song "Raftam ke Raftam" (I went, I went) describe a proclamation of independence from a lover. The singer urges her lover to let her go, emphasizing that she has made up her mind and is determined to leave. The lyrics suggest that both the singer and her lover have moved on and she urges herself and her lover to let go of the past and move forward with their lives. She urges her lover to ignore her plight and instead move on and be happy in the company of others. The song conveys a sense of detachment and emotional liberation that comes with letting go.

The first part of the song is a repetition of the initial two stanzas, suggesting the singer's determination to leave her lover. The second part of the song contains a chorus and repetition of the last two stanzas, reinforcing the message of emotional detachment and moving on. The final stanza is a plea for both the singer and her lover to forget the past for their own good and avoid dragging themselves down with the burden of the past.

Overall, Marzieh's "Raftam ke Raftam" is a powerful expression of emotional liberation and the necessity of cutting ties and moving on from past relationships.

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