"Mevsimler" is one of the most iconic songs by Turkish pop artist (Göktan Çelikiz). Originally released in late 1998 as part of his debut album, Efsane (or Tohum in some contexts), it remains a staple of 90s Turkish pop nostalgia. Song Overview Artist: Göktan
The song is a melancholic ballad that uses the changing of seasons as a metaphor for the cycles of love, loss, and emotional growth.
Efsane (1998); later featured in Beşinci Sonbahar (2008) as a remix Songwriter: Erhan Güleryüz (of the band Ayna) Genre: Turkish Pop / Europop Themes and Lyrics
Göktan – Efsane – CD (Album), 1998 [r2548029] - Discogs
It explores the inevitability of separation when "the seed of love contains it" ( Tohumunda ayrılık varsa aşkın ), suggesting that tears are the natural harvest of such a relationship.