Zivot je more
Arsen Dedic · Other Songs - Arsen Dedic
po kojoj tonu mnogi sto brode
nije mi srce plasljiva srna
ja se ne bojim velike vode
Lome me vali, nose me struje
oseka srece, a tuge plima
siba me nebo bicem oluje
al' jos se ne dam i jos me ima
U jutra rana plase me senke
minulih dana
secanja mutna kao u lazi, kao u snu
ipak se borim, ipak se nadam
sve manje letim, sve vise padam
i sve su jace ruke sto me vuku dnu
Mozda ce zena svilenog bedra
koja me zove i pruza ruke
uliti vetar u moja jedra
do nove zene, do nove luke
Zivot je more (2x)
Zivot je more
Arsen Dedic's 'Zivot je more' stands as a defining anthem of Yugoslav rock, embodying the raw emotional intensity characteristic of the genre during its peak in the 1980s. The track captures the existential angst and romantic turbulence often explored by Dedic's discography, utilizing a driving rhythm and melodic structure that resonated deeply with audiences across the former Yugoslavia. As a staple of his catalog, the song reflects the era's cultural landscape, where music served as a primary vehicle for expressing personal freedom and collective identity. Its enduring popularity highlights Dedic's ability to craft recordings that remain emotionally potent decades later, cementing his status as a pivotal figure in the region's musical history.