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If we repair the encoding, the Georgian title looks like this: (Zarzma — Gaprindi Am Gulshi)

The garbled part of your query roughly corresponds to the artist and title in its native script. Find a to the song. Learn more about the history of the Zarzma Monastery . If we repair the encoding, the Georgian title

: The singer asks their beloved (symbolized as a "dove" or "swallow") to fly away because they feel they have grown old and are no longer what the other person needs. : The singer asks their beloved (symbolized as

: Local lore says the name "Zarzma" comes from the Georgian word for "alarm" or "tragedy" ( zari ), following a miracle that occurred during the monastery's founding. I’ve grown old

: One poignant line translates to: "Fly away, I’ve grown old, who needs an old man?" The Name "Zarzma"

The band takes its name from the , a significant spiritual and architectural site in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia.