Created by Saman Arbabi and Kambiz Hosseini for Parazit program on VOA with permission from the singer:
علی کوچولو، دیگه کوچیک نیست
خوشحال نمی شه، با نمره ی بیست
دیپلم گرفته، سربازی رفته،
دنبالِ کاره، هفته به هفته
مادرش قرض داره،
ته برج دائم کم میاره،
رخت می شوره، بند می ندازه،
غم داره بی اندازه،
با بد و خوب می سازه.
تنها دلش می خواد علی
باز بشه کلاسِ اولی...
وای، وای، وای...
علی کوچولو، دیگه کوچیک نیست
دنیاش مثل اون کوچه باریک نیست
دستاش خالیه، دلش پر درده،
داره دنبالِ چاره می گرده،
هی کتاب می خونه،
تو اینترنت سرگردونه،
دائم فیلتر می شکونه،
می خونه و می دونه،
اين جا مثل زندونه...
دلش می خواد جادو بشه،
باز علی کوچولو بشه...
وای، وای، وای...
علی کوچولو، دیگه کوچیک نیست،
سرِ راهشه یه تابلوی ایست
یه دانشجوی ستاره داره،
دست از رؤیاهاش برنمی داره
باباش تو زندونه،
علی با مردم تو میدونه،
یه سرودو می خونه،
سر اومد زمستونه،
پیرهنش غرقِ خونه...
تموم می شه کارِ علی
تو دلِ یه گورِ جعلی.
وای،
وای،
وای...
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It's always hard to let go of traditions, even when bad
by Abarmard on Tue Jan 26, 2010 11:03 AM PSTدل بر نکنم ز دوست تا جان ندهم
از دوست به یادگار دردی دارم
کان درد به صد هزار درمان ندهم
Truly Profound...
by Arthimis on Tue Jan 26, 2010 10:02 AM PSTThe most exquisite art usually leaves one with such feelings and emotional anguish due its very depth... This song, its lyrics and its performance by this fantastic (anonymous) performer is clearly an outstanding example.
I do not agree with some people here calling this beautiful song horrible and label it as hopeless!!!
In my humble view, no sane and healthy mind and soul would lose hope by being exposed to the TRUTH !!! No matter how sad and harsh it may come across!On contrary, it may actually inspire and motivate one toward finding the right solution in life! Truth and Hope...
Those who are afraid of the "Truth" and consciousness would turn their heads the other way in the face of injustice, problems, sadness and tragedy! They pretend "Everthing is fine, there is no problem, everything is alright...."! Well, Living in denial would serve you only for so long! One day, you will wake up when it is too late to cope with Reality and its consequences may be beyond repair!!!
You know Life isn't always Happy, Positive and fair. (like in Hollywood movies...)
Many Ancient Civilizations with profound cultures (such as our own Persian/Iranian one) have taught us these lessons to this day and this song is a qualified example of such great culture and depth...
As human beings, we all want to be happy and live in peace and that is our perfect right, however living in denial is not the solution!
In hopes of Freedom and Happiness for Iran and True Iranians.
Health, Awareness, Consciousness, Freedom, Love and Peace.
Hell No!
by Mehrban on Sun Jan 24, 2010 11:27 AM PSTAli will win the fight. He will not die and go to an unknown grave. He will become a citizen of a free Iran and he will use all his talents to help himself his country and his countrymen/women. He will love and be loved. He will live!
Horrible song
by Abarmard on Sun Jan 24, 2010 07:03 AM PSTIt's horrible to have artists sing songs that end with hopeless and defeat. Our culture of defeat appears a lot in our songs and movies. We need to change that. Hope is the greatest weapon for better future.
Recently I heard a song about Afghanistan that I felt the same. I do like the songs, but do not agree with their meaning and moaning. Instead of pity and depressed mind set, hope and bright future should be the focus.
One area of our culture that I do not appreciate is the concept to tell the door so the wall can hear, NO, tell it to the wall always clear.
Cheers.
Great Song!
by Morveln on Sun Jan 24, 2010 01:13 AM PSTBut it is so sad - unfortunately it reflects the life of the majority of our youth in Iran.
Can't wait
by Ari Siletz on Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:37 PM PST-------
by bahram9821 on Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:04 PM PSTعالی بود ابی خان ، مرسی
Very nice job Haaj Ebi Jaan
by Khar on Sat Jan 23, 2010 11:59 AM PSTModdati Kam Peydaai Aziz, welcome back!
Well done
by Mamane-Omid on Sat Jan 23, 2010 11:28 AM PSTBeautiful. It would be nice to know where such a fine job (in my opinion) was
produced? Inside of Iran? Whi made it? Didn't have the inclination to dig. If any of you find
out, please let me know too.Thanks/
Mamane-Omid
Ali koochooloo is ready for 22 Bahman
by Hovakhshatare on Sat Jan 23, 2010 08:49 AM PSTbruised, broken heart, tears and all...
Awesome!
by Worcester Mo on Sat Jan 23, 2010 07:15 AM PSTAwesome!
Great lyrics, video
by ramintork on Sat Jan 23, 2010 06:45 AM PSTOutstanding.
heart broken
by Benyamin on Sat Jan 23, 2010 05:20 AM PSTwe all are!
These simple , yet....
by jasonrobardas on Sat Jan 23, 2010 04:39 AM PST... wonderful lyrics shake you up . A reflection on the reality of life of the contemporary youth in iran . Their world , their dreams , their struggle and their plight .
Outstanding.
by benross on Sat Jan 23, 2010 04:11 AM PSTOutstanding.
what should we expect now
by mannya2001 on Sat Jan 23, 2010 01:57 AM PSTwell, in the next 10-25 comments people will agree with JJ that it is powerful and inspiring and the best ever.
then jj will realize that iranians maybe are not ready for democracy because they always need a shepard to guide them!!!
SO SO SO SAD!!!
Loved it
by Jahanshah Javid on Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:10 AM PSTEqually as powerful as "Yar e Dabestani", if not more.