Sto to bjese ljubav
Oliver Dragojevic · Other Songs - Oliver Dragojevic
Znam, negdje si uzivala
Kad god dosla, dobrodosla mi
jer jedno za drugo mi smo stvoreni
Ja odavno nikog ne ljubim
i spreman sam sve da izgubim
Kad god dosla, dobrodosla mi
jer jedno za drugo mi smo stvoreni
Ref.
Podsjeti me sto to bjese ljubav
i bar na tren biti zaljubljen
Sto to bjese, sto to bjese ljubav
i bar na tren biti zaljubljen
Ja odavno nikog ne ljubim
i spreman sam sve da izgubim
Kad god dosla, dobrodosla mi
jer jedno za drugo mi smo stvoreni
Ref.
Podsjeti me sto to bjese ljubav
i bar na tren biti zaljubljen
Sto to bjese, sto to bjese ljubav
i bar na tren biti zaljubljen
Sto to bjese ljubav
Oliver Dragojević's 'Sto to bjese ljubav' stands as a defining anthem of Yugoslav folk rock, blending traditional Balkan instrumentation with electric energy. Recorded during the late 1960s, the track exemplifies the genre's unique fusion of acoustic folk roots and modern rock arrangements. The song's enduring popularity stems from its infectious rhythm and Dragojević's distinctive vocal delivery, which became a hallmark of the era's musical identity. Often cited as a precursor to the region's broader folk revival, the recording captures the spirited optimism and cultural pride characteristic of the time. Its lyrics, while not quoted here, speak to universal themes of love and confusion, resonating deeply with audiences across the former Yugoslavia and beyond.