Daj mi ruku (feat. Bato)
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da jos malo volim te
daj mi ruku
volim kad si kraj mene
Ref.
Prolazi dan
a ja jos uvek cekam te
samo da znas
nisam lud da mislim na tebe
Nisam zasluzio
da iz tvog zivota nestanem
sad kasno je da se kajem
ali i dalje nadam se
Trazim samo ruke tvoje
da nezno grle me
sve posle tebe vene
snage mi nestaje
Bio sam dugo sam
nijednu nisam hteo
ti si u drugom gradu
ne, mozda nisam smeo
Koliko dugo patim
to znam samo ja
zivot sam tebi dao
sad sam u suzama
Ali, kako je lepo bilo
sve se promenilo
ja i dalje volim te
iako nisam to zasluzio
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Polako pocinjem da shvatam sta se desilo
zasto si patila i gledala me nemirno
za svaku moju gresku rekla si mi ne bitno
nisi mi smela reci da te stvarno boli to
Mala, mi se volimo, ta ljubav nam je sve
Boze, daj mi snage jer ja ne mogu bez nje
zvezde sa neba padaju, zvezde padalice
pozeleo sam samo jedno, da me nema vise
I posle kise da se rodim ponovo
i brisem svaku losu stvar zbog koje ovo pisem
mala, veruj, ja sa tobom kao jedan disem
ti samo sklopi oci
ponovo u san ti stizem
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Daj mi ruku (feat. Bato)
Mr. Black's 'Daj mi ruku' stands as a defining track within the Yugoslav hip-hop landscape, blending raw lyrical delivery with a rhythmic flow characteristic of the genre's evolution in the late 2000s. Featuring Bato, the recording captures the collaborative spirit often found in regional Balkan music, where artists cross borders to create shared sonic identities. The song reflects the era's emphasis on street narratives and social commentary, delivered with an intensity that resonated deeply with audiences across the region. As part of Mr. Black's discography, it exemplifies the fusion of traditional poetic structures with modern beat-making, cementing his status as a significant voice in the Yugoslav hip-hop movement. The track remains a staple for fans exploring the genre's history and the specific cultural nuances of its production style.