The lyrics invite the listener to ask the "flying birds," "stars," and "mountains" about those who have fallen, framing their struggle as a permanent part of the landscape.

The recurring refrain "Bizi öldük sanmasınlar" ("Let them not think we are dead") emphasizes that those who fight for a cause live on through their ideals and the natural world.

The song’s lyrics serve as a call to strength for those left behind after loss or persecution:

The song has appeared on several of Tunç’s albums, notably on the live recording album Istanbul Konserleri (2) released in 1996 , and later on the commemorative compilation 30 Yılın Ezgileri (Songs of 30 Years) in 2017 .

"" (meaning "Let them not be deceived") is a powerful and emotive song by the Kurdish-Zaza artist Ferhat Tunç , a prominent figure in Turkish revolutionary music ( Özgün Müzik ). The track is widely recognized for its message of resilience, immortality in struggle, and defiance against oppression. Musical Context and History

Characteristic of Ferhat Tunç’s work, the song features a blend of traditional folk influences with the protest-driven energy of 1980s and 90s political music in Turkey. Themes and Lyrics