(Eve’s Lust) My heart leaped in the dark and Just left!


The Story of Nostalgic song

I was going through the memories of the past when I got into this song. One of the old pieces of music that is full of nostalgia for our generation.

A singer who was very famous in Iran at a young age and died suddenly in a mysterious way. Some said he had been murdered, and some attributed his death to an overdose. No one finally understood how he died. A death that saddened many. He was one of those singers whose voice I really liked and enjoyed. His voice is still beautiful and enduring  to listen to:

Song: (Havaye Havva) Eve’s lust

Singer: Nasser Abdollahi

 

 

One day,

My heart leaped in the dark and just left

Almost like

It turned its back on the world and left

It pulled heels of runaway shoes and left

It rolled up endeavor's sleeves and left

The Story of Nostalgic song

Suddenly as a childish act, in the sunset

It threw a stone in tomorrow’s glass and left

 

Poor thing! It was barely Adam

As Eve's lust captured it whole and left

 

It tore the past notes

And folded the letter of tomorrow and left

 

Poor thing! It was barely Adam

As Eve's lust captured it whole and left

 

The livings were too ordinary!

It placed itself among the dead and left

 

It wanted fresh air, but

At last, it hit the dust and left

 

While looking for the key to happiness

It locked itself even more and left

 

Poor thing! It was barely Adam

As Eve's lust captured it whole and left

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Melina Mehr
Melina Mehr

I'm a freelance writer, passionate about, music, books and nature.


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