: Many of these "weeping saz" performances are recorded in intimate, live settings to preserve the raw emotion.

: Long, mournful saz intros that set a somber mood before the vocals begin.

For those looking to explore more of his discography, albums like Yar Olmadı and singles such as Deli Biriyim showcase his range within the genre.

The song's title translates to "Let Me Go to the Mountains," a recurring theme in Turkish folk literature symbolizing a retreat from worldly pain, unrequited love, or social injustice. In this specific version, the "weeping" of the saz refers to the highly technical and emotive long-neck lute play that mimics human crying, a style that has popularized through his digital presence and live recordings. Collaboration with Ali Haydar Ağirman

While you can find various versions of his work on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music , "Bırakın Gideyim Dağlar" gained significant traction on YouTube. It is often celebrated in "Damar" (literally "vein," meaning music that touches the soul deeply) playlists, characterized by:

The performance of by Veysel Bektaş , often associated with the evocative title "Sazın Ağladığı Eser" (The Piece Where the Saz Weeps), represents a powerful intersection of modern Turkish folk music and traditional emotional depth. Often featuring the artistry of Ali Haydar Ağirman , this rendition has become a staple for enthusiasts of soulful bağlama (saz) performances. The Essence of "Bırakın Gideyim Dağlar"