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Hamcho Farhad - Sussan Deyhim



     
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Hamcho Farhad Lyrics


Like Farhad was, you were a mountain, our calling
Our mountain, our breast, our fingernails, our adze,
For each sip of wine, we didn't praise the cupbearer
Our tears, our wind, our eyes, the winecups
Our tears, our winds - our eyes, the winecups
Our tears, our winds - our eyes, the winecups
My moon, my sovereign
Come my rough breath/spirit
Come crown my head
Give heart to your unbelieving companion
I gave and saw your worthiness
The wound was both Farhad's and my own
He walked me to the foot of the mountain himself
Whoever doesn't sit quietly by himself
Fails to see my beloved
Fails to see my beloved

If you lose heart
If you lose heart
It is permissible to be mad
It is permissable to be mad
Among the beloved
You have a deserving heart
Where were you last night?
Where were you last night?
You were in my beloved's quarter
You were in my beloved's quarter
Divine bloodshed, oh heart
Divine bloodshed, oh heart
Your turn will come, my rival
Your turn will come, my rival
Your turn will come, my rival
Your turn will come, my rival
(Important background: this song concerns Farhad, a hero from the story of Khosrow and Shirin. Farhad fell in love with the princess Shirin and wanted to marry her but was ordered to dig a tunnel under Mount Behistun on the border of Armenia, to win her. He did it all by himself; but then was told Shirin had died (she hadn't). In despair, he killed himself, using his pickax
that was the tool of his trade, a skilled engineer and stone-cutter)

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Sussan Deyhim (b. Tehran, Iran), is a composer, singer and performance artist. She began her career dancing with Iran's Pars National Ballet company (performing weekly on Iranian national television), and then with Maurice Béjart'sBallet of the 20th Century. She moved to New York City in 1980, embarking on a multifaceted career encompassing music, theatre, and dance, and wide-ranging collaborations with leading artists from across the spectrum of contemporary art.

Deyhim has performed and recorded widely as a solo artist. Her solo recordings include Madman of God: Divine Love Songs of the Persian Sufi Masters, Shy Angels (with Bill Laswell), and Turbulent. Other recordings include Majoun and Desert Equations, both with the composer Richard Horowitz, a frequent collaborator. With composer and director Heiner Goebbels Deyhim recorded Shadows, based on writings of Edgar Allan Poe and Heiner Mueller, and composed and performed music for Deepak Chopra's A Gift of Love.

Deyhim's numerous collaborations with the renowned visual artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat have received critical acclaim, including the video Turbulent, which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennial. Their multimedia performance Logic of the Birds was based on Farid ud-Din Attar's book of mystical poetry written in the twelfth century.

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