Memleket Lyrics – Allame & Hidra

“Memleket” lyrics by Allame & Hidra is a new turkish song by Allame and Hidra, released on Allame Official’s official YouTube channel. Written by Allame and Hidra and produced by Allame, the track delivers a hard-hitting critique of political and social issues in Turkey. Through sharp lyricism and aggressive delivery, the artists paint a bleak picture of corruption, oppression, and economic struggle, making “Memleket” a powerful protest anthem that challenges the status quo.

The song delves into themes of political injustice, censorship, and economic disparity, exposing the harsh realities of authoritarian rule. Hidra and Allame take an unfiltered approach to addressing government control, societal decay, and the struggles of ordinary citizens who bear the weight of corruption. With scathing wordplay and relentless energy, “Memleket” serves as both a wake-up call and a form of resistance, urging listeners to reflect on the state of their country.

Memleket Details

Song	Memleket
Artists	Allame & Hidra
Written By	Allame & Hidra
Produced By	Allame
Label	Allame Official
Language	Turkish
Released Date	Mar 25, 2025

Memleket Lyrics

[Verse 1: Hidra]
Önüne koydular bi’ tabak sen de kanıksadın besin
Batıp batıp desin “Harikayız,” yalanlar ülkesi
Selefi nesil istiyor çıkmasın kadınların sesi (Şş)
Eğer kim olduğumu unuttuysan hatırlatır “Gezi” (Gezi)
Rakibi yok padişahın hiç hem de
Çünkü padişahın bütün rakipleri içer’de
Devirmek bu padişahı basit değil ki, ner’de?
Çünkü köfte çok ve hepsi nasiplenir pişerse
Yardım etme artık çek git, çürüdü toplum, algı yetti
Bürüdü korku, gülünüz soldu, kaçtı varken az bi’ keyfim
Müdürün oğlu eli vizörde çekiyo’ filmi
“Halkım iyi mi?” diye düşünme, cebini doldur yüzleşirken sahteliğinle
Öğrencilere kimyasal silahla saldır
Bu dünyada kralsın da cehennem inşallah vardır
Sende yasama, sende yargı, sattın memleket kapandı
Bütün belalar başımda, özgürlüğüm, ner’de kaldı

[Köprü: Alper Ağa, Hidra & Allame]
Hani ha-ha-hani para? Para, besin
Ha-ha-ha, Hidra, [?]
Ha-ha-ha hani bana para? (OneLab)
Huh (Yeah)

[Verse 2: Allame]
Adalet dayak yemiş boynu bükük çocuk
Siyasal islamın altıncı şartı bu, sus koçum (Şş)
Konuşma teröristle eş protestocu (Ha)
Halk çapulcu, halk sürtük, ettiniz FETÖ’cü, ah
Hayatın anlamı var; onurlu ölmek hani
Hırsızlıkla itham ettiniz olmuşken mitomani
Kartlara takla atlatıp öğrendik origami
Tabut aldık asgari ücretle süper ekonomi
(Pa-Pa-Pa) Paki’, Suri’, hoş geldin Afgan
Yarın Apo piçi de çıkar mı, söyle, genel aftan, he?
Daha kıymetlisi varsa dökül lütfen
Yalnız ekmek bölüşülür, bölüşülmez vatan ([?])
Gariban halkın sırtında bi’ sökük hırka
Yaşım kırka vurdu, bir de dolar vurdu kırka
Eğilmekten çürüdü basın organları, kırık kaburga (Shit)
Zedelenmiş onur, bugünü not et, hatırla, biatch

[Çıkış: Alper Ağa & Hidra]
Para, besin, para, besin
Ha-ha-ha hani bana para? (Woo)

Memleket Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: Hidra]
Hidra opens the track with a biting critique of the political landscape, portraying a society where people passively accept oppression. He condemns the silencing of women and the suppression of dissent, referencing the Gezi Park protests as a symbol of resistance. The verse draws parallels between modern authoritarianism and the absolute power of historical rulers, highlighting how opposition figures are either imprisoned or eliminated. The metaphor of “köfte” (meatballs) suggests widespread complicity, as many benefit from the corrupt system. Hidra’s frustration culminates in a direct attack on government officials who prioritize wealth over the well-being of citizens, using violent imagery to depict state brutality. His closing lines express a sense of helplessness, questioning where freedom has disappeared in a country drowning in oppression.

[Köprü: Alper Ağa, Hidra & Allame]
This section injects a mocking tone, emphasizing the role of money as both a necessity and a tool of manipulation. The repetitive questioning of “hani para?” (“where is the money?”) underscores economic inequality and the false promises made to the public. By blending sarcasm with aggression, the bridge enhances the song’s rebellious spirit, preparing for the intensity of the next verse.

[Verse 2: Allame]
Allame takes a direct approach, comparing justice to a beaten and broken child, stripped of its power. He criticizes the rise of political Islam, where silence is enforced, and protestors are equated with terrorists. The verse also references the 2016 coup attempt and its aftermath, accusing the government of branding its own people as enemies. Through sharp sarcasm, Allame mocks the economic struggles of the working class, highlighting the absurdity of affording only a coffin on minimum wage while the government boasts of a “super economy.” His lines also address the influx of refugees and the potential for controversial pardons, further illustrating the chaotic state of governance. In his final verses, Allame expresses the exhaustion of an aging generation burdened by both financial instability and political corruption, cementing his message with a grim reminder to remember the injustices of today.

[Çıkış: Alper Ağa & Hidra]
The outro reinforces the song’s economic criticism, once again repeating the cynical question about money. This closing section loops back to the earlier themes of financial struggle and government deception, leaving listeners with a lingering sense of frustration and urgency.

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