Vrata podzemnih voda
Azra · Other Songs - Azra
tri dana sam proveo s njom
cesta dugacka, ravna, ne vidis joj kraja
samo tragovi puta na mome licu
Lazni mir nedeljnog jutra
sugavo je dolje, na dnu
mnogo fraza, mnogo snova u njenoj glavi
i nista od zelje da se za zivot bori
Punom brzinom krvare egzercisti
zahuktali stroj na liniji smrti
tesko je zivjeti mirno sa svojom boli
svejedno da li je macka crna ili bijela
Kako da ne mislim na sive eminencije
nevidljive ubojice efikasnih ruku
kako da ne cujem njihove usne
dok mi sapucu
ti si moj, ti si moj, ti si moj
zajebi film, budalo jedna
Zvao sam telefonom moju malu
jutra su stvorena za to
htio sam da mi kaze nesto lijepo
nesto kao volim te
Kucaj prije nego sto udjes
tajna su vrata podzemnih voda
kucaj prije nego sto udjes u njenu sobu
jer tajna su vrata podzemnih voda
About Vrata podzemnih voda
Azra's "Vrata podzemnih voda" stands as a defining track within the Yugoslav rock canon, exemplifying the band's unique fusion of traditional folk melodies with modern rock instrumentation. Released on the album *Other Songs*, the recording captures the group's signature atmospheric approach, blending poetic lyrics with driving rhythms that reflect the turbulent cultural landscape of the 1980s. The song serves as a testament to Azra's ability to transcend regional boundaries, creating a sound that resonates deeply with audiences across the Balkans while maintaining a distinct artistic identity. Its enduring popularity highlights the band's commitment to quality over commercial trends, establishing a legacy that continues to influence contemporary music in the region. This work remains a pivotal moment in the discography, showcasing the band's mastery of mood and narrative through their carefully crafted compositions.