Neka ljudi govore
Vesna Pisarovic · Other Songs - Vesna Pisarovic
volim cijeli svijet i svemu jos se divim
a oni nek' pricaju i govore sto hoce
da volim te jer ti si
zabranjeno voce, glupost
Ja volim plave oci u maglama sivim
volim cijeli svijet i ja se ne stidim
a oni nek' pricaju i govore sto hoce
da volim te jer ti si zabranjeno voce
glupost, ma glupost
Ref. 2x
Neka ljudi govore, na, na, na, na
nek' mi stave okove na, na, na, na
jos vise znam, jos jace znam
ne pustam te ja
Ja volim plave oci u maglama sivim
volim cijeli svijet i svemu jos se divim
a oni nek' pricaju i govore sto hoce
da volim te jer ti si zabranjeno voce
glupost, ma glupost
Ref. 6x
Neka ljudi govore
Vesna Pišarić's 'Neka ljudi govore' stands as a defining anthem of Yugoslav pop music, capturing the emotional turbulence of the late 1960s and early 1970s. The track exemplifies the era's signature blend of romantic melancholy and social commentary, delivered through Pišarić's distinctive, emotive vocal style. As one of her most celebrated recordings, the song reflects the cultural atmosphere of post-war Yugoslavia, where personal expression often intertwined with broader societal sentiments. Its enduring popularity stems from its universal themes of longing and disillusionment, which have resonated with audiences across generations. The composition remains a cornerstone of the region's musical heritage, frequently cited as a prime example of the genre's lyrical depth and melodic sophistication.