Oh it's my favourite proverb!
I like also: Kuruzsuz dost kara günde belli olur.

I understand that way of thinking. Most of Polish think the same (generally most of us want to go to USA or England) for the same reason. I know many Turks living in Poland and Germany, they are satisfied, but they also admit that their image of living abroad was totally different and they were very dissapointed. They still admit it's not easy and sometimes they regret living Turkey...although they are happy.

U r right. But on the other hand, when my friends from Malatya write to me, that there is nothing interesting there, becaause there are no disco and clubs such in Poland...Then I think "hey, it's something wrong with you!". And it's not about money, because I don't believe that someone who goes from Turkey to USA has no money, 'cause it's quite expencive journey, don't u think? But they live somewhere else, because they really don't appreciate what they have...

http://www.themp3king.com/index.php

this is good page for downloading turkish songs
u can search them by first letters of song title or artist's name

Many Turks want to go abroad, but they don't know their own country. You are very lucky, u have everything there: seas,beaches, mountains, lakes, rivers and much more, ex. Pamukkale - u can't find anything similar all over the world...

Well, different cultures, different look. But if someone believe that there is something after death or a soul is immortal, shouldn't be afraid... But why do u ask?

Is it a part of some lyric or poem or u ask seriously?

Haklisin

Iki gun orada oturdum. Cunku arkadasimin ailesi Kadiköy'de oturuyor

This city Istanbul, that is like...beha
I have no idea what is beha
I can't do it myself. I'll ask somebody who can possibly know it, he's turkish philology professor from my university.