Zao mi je, zao
Danijel Djuric · Other Songs - Danijel Djuric
zato zoves me
da se vadim kasno je
sta da lazem te
Nije bolja znaju svi
s njom su spavali
rekla mi je ljubi me
tudje sladje je
Sve me boli gde su
njene usne ljubile
kako boli
kada setim se
Ref.
Zbog tebe mi je zao, zao
sto sam nisko pao
varao te danima
moja jedina
Zbog tebe zao mi je malena
sto me nisi ubila
sada kunes musko sve
dok ja kajem se
Sto pedeset razloga
dnevno smislio
tebe sam odbijao
na nju mislio
Sada snage nemam ja
da te pogledam
a do jucer bio sve
evo, sad sam sam
Sve me boli gde su
njene usne ljubile
kako boli
kada setim se
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Zao mi je, zao
Danijel Đurić's "Zao mi je, zao" stands as a defining anthem of Yugoslav pop, capturing the raw emotional turbulence of the 1980s. The track exemplifies the era's signature blend of melancholic melody and rhythmic drive, often associated with the "YUG" genre classification. As a solo recording, it showcases Đurić's distinctive vocal style, characterized by its gritty delivery and ability to convey deep personal sorrow. The song became a cultural touchstone, resonating with audiences across the former Yugoslavia and establishing Đurić as a leading figure in the region's pop landscape. Its enduring popularity reflects the universal appeal of its themes of heartbreak and resilience, cementing its place in the collective memory of the era's music.