O wheel why do you wail

atonal bağlama psychedelic progressive folk, irregular groove, dark melancholic, jazz chords, polychromatic harmonies, evolving textures, modular synthesis, organic progress, simple plain straight clean dry flat even steady deadpan natural direct effortless polyphonic Soprano–Alto–Tenor–Bass male choir; short sections; evolve chords every 2 bars

[Verse 1] O wheel why do you wail? I have trouble and I wail I fell in love with god. For that reason I wail I fell in love with god. For that reason I wail [Verse 2] I’m called the troubled wheel. My waters flow and squeal This seems to be god’s will. I have trouble and I wail This seems to be god’s will. I have trouble and I wail [Bağlama solo] [Verse 3] They found me on a mountain. They broke my arms and wings They deemed me worthy of a wheel. I have trouble and I wail They deemed me worthy of a wheel. I have trouble and I wail [Verse 4] My beam cut from the mountain. All my systems thrown to disarray I am a poet, I never get tired. I have trouble and I wail I am a poet, I never get tired. I have trouble and I wail [Bağlama solo] [Verse 5] I pull the water from the low. I climb and pour it up above Look at what I suffer now. I have trouble and I wail Look at what I suffer now. I have trouble and I wail [Verse 6] Yunus coming people don’t smile. People don’t attain their desire No one remains in this transit. I have trouble and I wail No one remains in this transit. I have trouble and I wail

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