Mohsen Namjoo - Rooberoo (feat. Eendo)
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- Mohsen Namjoo - Rooberoo (feat. Eendo)
Shirin Neshat Photography / Lyrics by Tahereh Ghoratolein
www.mohsennamjoo.com/
Mohsen Namjoo is an Iranian singer-songwriter, author, musician, setar player and actor-born in 1976 in Torbat-e Jam, a small town in northeastern Iran. New York Times called Namjoo Iran's Bob Dylan. His music and words are very emotional and, in his works, he creates a fusion between various styles from traditional Iranian to blues and rock .
Lyrics by Tahereh Ghoratolein, a remarkable classic poet, born in 1817, a brave and brilliant Iranian woman, and one of the founders of the Baha'i religion, which teaches unity and one-worldism. She was the first Persian woman to unveil herself in public. This happened in 1848 and as a result of this crime and her Baha'i faith, the Shah of Iran sentenced her to death in 1853.
I would explain all my grief,
Dot by dot, Pain by pain,
Word by word, point by point....
If heart to heart we talk
And face to face we meet.
To catch a glimpse of thee,
I am wandering like a breeze,
From house to house, door to door,
Place to place, street to street.
In separation from thee,
The blood of my heart gushes out of my eyes,
In torrent after torrent, river after river,
Wave after wave, stream after stream.
This afflicted heart of mine,
Has woven your love to the stuff of life,
Strand by strand, thread to thread.
I - Táhirih - searched my heart,
I looked line by line, leaf by leaf,
What did I find?
You and you, you and you.
Poet: Táhirih Qurratu l-`Ayn (1817 -1852) Translated by kamya64
Shirin Neshat Photography
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirin_N...
Shirin Neshat is a visual artist known primarily for her work in film, video and photography. She was born in Qazvin, Iran,
and now lives and works in New York City.
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Sweetness of Persian language is only known to Persian speaking populations; I am proud and privileged to enjoy this beautiful language. There is nothing like it.
❤️✌️🙏
خدایا که این چه استعداد است که تو به محسن نامجو دادی... نکته به نکته، مو به مو
This beloved poem is by Hazrate Tahireh, the beautiful Persian poet, writer, suffragette and lover of humanity, who was murdered by the Nasir-el-din Shah goons for her beliefs!! What an incredible rendition of it!!!
Kalbimde yaşayacak..
RÛBERÛ
Ey sevgili! olur da çehrene bir bakış atabilirsem ve yüz yüze gelebilirsek,
Gönlümde taşıdığım derdini anlatırım sana, nükte nükte, ince ince…
Ayrılığında kalbimin kanı, şu iki gözümden akıyor,
Dicle nehri, denizler, çeşmeler, dereler misali…
Ey sevgili! olur da çehrene bir bakış atabilirsem ve yüz yüze gelebilirsek,
Gönlümde taşıdığım derdini anlatırım sana, nükte nükte, ince ince…
Hüzün dolu gönlüm, aşkını can kumaşına dokumuş,
İplik iplik, sicim sicim, tel tel, aheste aheste…
O güzel yüzünü görebilmek ümidiyle sabâ rüzgârı misâli dolaşıp durmuşum,
Ev ev, kapı kapı, sokak sokak, mahalle mahalle…
O nazik dudaklarının çevresi…yanaklarında misk-i anber kokan tüyler…
Gonca mı gonca, gül mü gül, lâle mi lâle kokular…
Ey sevgili! olur da çehrene bir bakış atabilirsem ve yüz yüze gelebilirsek,
Gönlümde taşıdığım derdini anlatırım sana, nükte nükte, ince ince…
Ayrılığında kalbimin kanı, şu iki gözümden akıyor,
Dicle nehri, denizler, çeşmeler, dereler misâli…
Hüzün dolu gönlüm, aşkını can kumaşına dokumuş,
İplik iplik, sicim sicim, tel tel, aheste aheste…
Tâhire, kendi gönlünü dolaştı da senden başkasını bulamadı,
Sayfa sayfa, perde perde, kat kat…
Ey sevgili! olur da çehrene bir bakış atabilirsem ve yüz yüze gelebilirsek,
Gönlümde taşıdığım derdini anlatırım sana, nükte nükte, ince ince…
Ayrılığında kalbimin kanı, şu iki gözümden akıyor.
Dicle nehri, denizler, çeşmeler, dereler misâli…
"Çeşme çeşme, dere dere, deniz deniz, Dicle Dicle" nasıl olurdu? Sadece bir fikir.
@@sedatmercimek9832 müzik ruha işliyor sözde olmasa olurdu
Translation (version 2), courtesy of Arthur J Arberry (thank you,
Hassan Salek Rezaei):
If ever confronting face to face my glance should alight on you
I will describe to you my sorrow for you in minutest detail.
That I may behold your cheek, like the zephyr I have visited
house by house, door by door, lane by lane, street by street.
Through separation from you my heart’s blood is flowing from my eyes
river by river, sea by sea, fountain by fountain, stream by stream.
My sorrowful heart wove your love into the fabric of my soul
thread by thread, thrum by thrum, warp by warp, woof by woof
Tahira repaired to her own heart, and saw none but you
page by page, fold by fold, veil by veil, curtain by curtain.
Namjoo : must stop to become CLOWN in the middle of his very beautiful mélodies , other wise his song is splendide
And the lyrics also deep as the melody, thanks for writing here
You r grate as namjo and all persians,deep underestanding this means you deeply grateful underestand love music and mercifull persian.
Great song ! ! ! Respect from Georgia ! ! !
+Isabel Risques ♥
როგორ მიხარია, ქართველის კომენტარს რომ ვნახავ!
There is no respect in Georgia now. Правнуки Мелитона Кантарии обосрались. Впрочем, как и сержанта Егорова тоже.
"...Были радостные звери мы, стали скользкие рептилии."
What can I say. It breaks my heart the beauty of the melody and the poet. You can fly the space with this. Thank you; I wish I could have a communication with such a tasteful person.
Omfg. What a song
Bu şarkıyı dinlerken kendimi neden PARAMPARÇA hissediyorum😢
Mohsen Namjoo é um estouro! Que artista!!! Idem para Eendo.
Sublime !!!
هر روز و هر روز به این سلامتی این صدای جادووییت اضافه بشه ...نابغه
Respect from georgian
woooooooooooooooow.thanks for choise
best best best
love it...thank u..sidi
Love you 💔😔
wonderful
Very very deep, respect!
Very nice❤
Tahira repaired to her own heart, and saw none but you
page by page, fold by fold, veil by veil, curtain by curtain.
I was struck with this line too....so heartbreaking....
🎶🎧🎶💕Thanx
Lindo !!!
❤❤❤
پارسی:
گر به تو افتدم نظر چهره به چهره رو برو/ شرح دهم غم تو را نکته به نکته مو به مو
از پی ديدن رخت همچو صبا فتاده ام / خانه به خانه در به در کوُچه به کوچه کو به کو
مي رود از فراق تو خون دل از دو ديده ام/ دجله به دجله يم به يم چشمه به چشمه جو به جو
دور دهان تنگ تو عارض عنبرين خطت/ غنچه به غنچه گل به گل لاله به لاله بو به بو
ابرو و چشم و خال تو صيد نموده مرغ دل/ طبع به طبع دل به دل مهر به مهر و خو به خو
مهر تو را دل حزين بافته بر قماش جان/ رشته به رشته نخ به نخ تار به تار پو به پو
در دل خويش "طاهره" گشت و نديد جز تو را /صفحه به صفحه لا به لا پرده به پرده تو به تو
Translation... courtesy of Arthur J Arberry:
If ever confronting face to face my glance should alight on you
I will describe to you my sorrow for you in minutest detail.
That I may behold your cheek, like the zephyr I have visited
house by house, door by door, lane by lane, street by street.
Through separation from you my heart’s blood is flowing from my eyes
river by river, sea by sea, fountain by fountain, stream by stream.
My sorrowful heart wove your love into the fabric of my soul
thread by thread, thrum by thrum, warp by warp, woof by woof
Tahira repaired to her own heart, and saw none but you
page by page, fold by fold, veil by veil, curtain by curtain.
Kheily she'ereh ziba ist! Mamnoon barayeh neveshtan! Afarin! ♥
Fereydoun Del
thank you for the lyrics and the translation. makes a big difference.
❤️
Jenabeh Tahereh, the beautiful Persian poet, writer, lover, suffragette!
אם נתייצב פנים אל מול פנים, מבטי החטוף ינוח עלייך.
אפרוט לך סבלותיי,
כאב לכאב.
מילה אחבר למילה, הברה להברה.
נקודה לנקודה
בחיפושי אחרייך, רק פנייך,
נודד ברחובות, אבוד בחרפתי.
לחטוף מבט אחד שלך.
נודד אני כמו משב רוח,
מבית אל בית
נוקש על הדלתות כולן.
ממקום ישוב אל לב מדבר, מרחוב לסמטה.
איך אמצאך?
ליבי, חסר התקוה, שבור,
דמעות של דם זולגות מליבי דרך עיני
פרץ רודף שטף,
נהר נמזג אל ים
גל רודף נחשול, זרם תחת זרם.
באבלי,
אהבתך הותכה אל תוך סריג ליבי המיוסר
מיתר למיתר, פתיל לפתיל, גדיל לגדיל,
ניצן לניצן
פריחה לפריחה
ענף לענף
עלה לעלה
ובכל מקום, את ואת ואת
קו לקו
דף לדף,
קפל לקפל,
מסוה למסוה,
מסך למסך.
Táhirih Qurrat al-'Ayn 1852
Qazvin Persia
beautiful song and poetry, is there a story behind this poem? Thanks
This poem was written 200 years ago by a Muslim women who became the follower of an Iranian prophet by the name of Báb. She was executed due to her beliefs and conversion to the religion of Báb.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%A1hirih
@@hannahleila ah interesting, thanks a lot!
@@hannahleila her name is Tahereh! The Baha’i’ community around the world over revere her as one of the early believers in Bab and his teachings - Baha’i’s believe the Bab as the herald of their religion similar to John the Baptist (The Bab means The Gate). Besides her revolutionary beliefs, Tahereh was an Iranian, and perhaps the world’s first, suffragette, and a poet, a writer, and a great beauty by all accounts, and she finally lost her life for her strong passionate beliefs. I believe this song was written for and about The Bab whom she followed but never did get a chance to meet in person.
best best best