Tamam Tamam [English translation]

(Miksu)

Okay, okay EN1

About 1000 men are standing in front of the door (Mmhhh)

Bitch, there is no kiss on the hand (Uh-Uh)

Only photos plus autograph (Yes)

Easy, easy, okay, okay EN1

The customers are always calling me (Wrrr)

And they drive me out of my mind (Yes)

Today it's snowing a hundred gramm,

No pressure, EN2 okay, okay EN1

Mmhhh, pop a Molly,

Mmhhh, rock, rock your body,

Mmhhh, through the city in a Ferrari,

with BitchesEN3 and barbies to a 80's party

(Oh-Hooo)

Don't speak, start,

The beat goes ba-bam-ba-bam,

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Easy, easy, okay, okay EN1

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No matter where I go,

I get recognized (Yes)

Ask why, 'cause I am famous (Eh)

Nobu Malibu, if you got it, flaunt it (Yes)

Easy, easy, okay, okay EN1

Fast, fast, come on, EN4 man EN5 (Yes)

Don't come at me with this-and-that EN6 (Heh)

One fist, your head ZidaneEN7 (Huh)

No pressure, EN2 okay, okay EN1

Mmhhh, pop a Molly,

Mmhhh, rock, rock your body,

Mmhhh, drive with Hassan and Ali,

on Schnaps and Bacardi to a 80's party

(Oh-Hooo)

Don't speak, start,

The beat goes ba-bam-ba-bam,

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Easy, easy, okay, okay EN1

Okay, okay, EN1

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EN1. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. k. l. m. n. o. p. q. r. s. t. u. v. w. "Tamam" is Turkish for "Okay" or "Alright".EN2. a. b. "Sıkıntı" is Turkish and can be translated as "Pressure" or "Bother".EN3. "Kahba" is Turkish for "Bitch" or "Hoe".EN4. "Pronto, avanti" is Italian for "Fast, come on"EN5. "Lan" is Turkish and can be translated as "Man" or "Mate".EN6. "Falan, Filan" is Turkish and can be translated as "This-and-that" or "Blah, blah, blah".EN7. Zinédine Yazid Zidane, O.L.H., A.O.M.N. is a French professional football coach and former football player. This line is a reference to his incident during the FIFA World Cup 2006, when he headbutted former Italian football player Marco Materazzi.