"Ellinci senenin aydın kişisi / Zamanı geldi çattı, gel Karaoğlan" (Enlightened man of the 50th year / The time has come, come Karaoğlan).

The lyrics reflect the social and political atmosphere of the 1970s, focusing on the struggles of ordinary people against the existing political system. Key lyrics include:

This version, often called the "original" election song, includes a spoken introduction about the economic difficulties of the time and calls for Ecevit to take charge.

"Gel Karaoğlan" (Come, Karaoğlan) is a legendary election song associated with , the former Prime Minister of Turkey, particularly during the 1973 general elections . The song captures the hope and populist energy of the era, revolving around Ecevit’s famous nickname, " Karaoğlan " (the Black Boy or Courageous Lad). "Gel Karaoğlan" Song Details Two main versions of "Gel Karaoğlan" exist:

"Bu bozuk düzenden artık usandık / Sen buna bir çare bul Karaoğlan" (We are tired of this broken system / Find a remedy for this, Karaoğlan).

"Asık surat göbeklerden usandık" (We are tired of grumpy, pot-bellied men—referring to the old guard of politicians). Historical context: Türkiye'de Seçim Müzikleri (1965-2000)

A folk-style (türkü) version was written by Aşık Mahzuni Şerif and made popular by Selda Bağcan.