Boli me mrak (duet Bajone)
Riblja Corba · Other Songs - Riblja Corba
Gledam budalastine u vreme nemastine
sujever je vlada usred Beograda
sa tevea bacare, vracare i gatare
kazu nesto utesno i lecenje uspesno
Beli, crni mangupi i ostali vragovi
nema casti ni morala, zavisimo od budala
Ref.
Boli me, boli, doktore, mrak
prepisite mi suncev zrak
dok nebo ne zatvore
cuvari nase sudbine
Iz dubine crnog mraka slusam zvuke narodnjaka
mozak mi otupljuju, samo me zaglupljuju
to su nase seljanke, otegle u helanke
samo me nerviraju zato sto falsiraju
Pevaci, pevacice, zapjevajte malcice
ostalo je meni mrsko
ovo vase pusto drsko
Ref.
sujever je vlada usred Beograda
sa tevea bacare, vracare i gatare
kazu nesto utesno i lecenje uspesno
Beli, crni mangupi i ostali vragovi
nema casti ni morala, zavisimo od budala
Ref.
Boli me, boli, doktore, mrak
prepisite mi suncev zrak
dok nebo ne zatvore
cuvari nase sudbine
Iz dubine crnog mraka slusam zvuke narodnjaka
mozak mi otupljuju, samo me zaglupljuju
to su nase seljanke, otegle u helanke
samo me nerviraju zato sto falsiraju
Pevaci, pevacice, zapjevajte malcice
ostalo je meni mrsko
ovo vase pusto drsko
Ref.
Boli me mrak (duet Bajone)
Riblja Corba's 'Boli me mrak' stands as a defining anthem of Yugoslav rock, originally recorded in 1983. The track features a powerful duet with Bajone, a collaboration that highlights the band's signature blend of heavy metal, punk, and folk influences. Known for its driving rhythm and raw energy, the song became an instant hit, resonating deeply with audiences across the former Yugoslavia. It exemplifies the band's ability to fuse traditional Balkan melodies with modern rock structures, creating a sound that remains iconic in the region's musical history. The recording captures the rebellious spirit of the era, cementing Riblja Corba's status as a pivotal force in post-war Balkan music.