Ghezavat

"قضاوت" (Ghezavat) translates to "Judgment" — and that single word carries the entire weight of this song. It traces the arc of a relationship that unraveled because one person was too quick to judge, too eager to argue, and too ready to shut the other out.

The narrator describes leaving, yet feeling more longing with each passing day. Time does not soften the feelings — it intensifies them. Calls go unanswered. Repeated attempts to reach the other person are met with rejection. The phrase "هر چی زنگ زدم تماسامو رد کردی" (every time I called, you rejected my calls) captures a specific kind of frustration: the silence of someone who has already decided to stop listening.

At the center of the conflict is a third person — someone who was supposedly just an ordinary friend. The narrator questions how this person, who supposedly doesn't suspect or argue, has now entered the space of their relationship. The accusation is pointed: "توعه ساده ام که میمیری براش" (you're the naive one who's dying for them). The song does not confirm whether this suspicion is justified — it simply presents the pain of feeling replaced by someone who seems, on the surface, less invested.

Yet "Ghezavat" does not end in bitterness. The outro shifts to something more vulnerable: "بدون نمیشه هیچوقت از حسم کم" (without you, my feelings will never decrease). The narrator acknowledges that memories remain — souvenirs of a relationship that left its mark. The final image is striking: when the other person looks at someone else, they still see the narrator's face. It is a song about judgment, yes — but also about the inability to fully let go, even when every rational reason says you should.

Written, composed, and arranged by Saymawn, "Ghezavat" was recorded at Ofogh Studio (استودیو افق) using Cubase with a U99 microphone. It appears as Track 02 on the 20 Salegi album, released in 2018.