Dvadeset peta
Zeljko Sasic · Other Songs - Zeljko Sasic
tamo gde vreme je stalo, tamo na onome svetu
koliko drugova mojih tamo daleko odavde
tek sada znaju adresu ljubavi, srece i pravde
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Pijem za sve, sve one moje drugove
pijem za sve, mladosti rano uvele
i da nam je, da se po redu umire
al' Bog je Bog, on prvo uzme najbolje
Pijem za sve, sve one moje drugove
pijem za sve, mladosti rano uvele
eh, da nam je, da se po redu umire
al' Bog je Bog, on prvo uzme najbolje
od nas
Ja nemam kome da odem i nema ko da me zove
o, kako istina boli, zato i bezim u snove
koliko drugova mojih tamo daleko odavde
tek sada znaju adresu ljubavi, srece i pravde
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Dvadeset peta - Zeljko Sasić
Zeljko Sasić's 'Dvadeset peta' stands as a defining anthem of Yugoslav rock, capturing the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the late 1960s. Released during a pivotal era when the genre was gaining international traction, the track exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and folk influences. The song's enduring legacy lies in its ability to resonate across generations, serving as a cultural touchstone for the region. Its powerful delivery and melodic structure have cemented its place within the broader canon of Yugoslav music, influencing countless subsequent artists who sought to emulate its bold sound. As a recording from this formative period, it remains a critical listen for those exploring the history of Balkan rock.