Na na na (feat. Smayla)
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svako na svoju stranu
ispred zgrade nalog vade
za minutu su u stanu
Mozes biti cist k'o suza
ali naci ce ti manu
cijeli kraj valja
a ja bjezim od belaja
Kraj je pun sranja
svi bi na mjesto Esco bara
nije dzep pun para
u dzepu dva panja
Uzet cu par grama
baci robu sta hala
sve sam vidio
to sivilo boli beton
ove Bog ne bi smirio
Oko davno sam rek'o
vidim poteze se oruzje
potezu se nozevi
murija se poveze
pa ne moze ba gore bit
Ref.
Kada prodjes kroz kraj
vidis plavo bijela kola
prodjes kroz kraj
vidis svako gandju rola
Ponekad znam
koliko je zivot gorak
ali opet pjevam
na na na na na na
Vidi, pazi sta pricas
budi tiho inkognito
sve u krugu familije
kao dobito kapis
Nisi za ovo, samo si mis
usr'o si se picko
idi kuci baci pis
Zidovi imaju usi
na dusi nosimo grijehove
a ko gandju ne pusi
u alkohol trpa lijekove
U parku rade sklekove
ghetto teretana
svi znaju za sranja
od djece do veterana
Pa ajmo ruke gore
da vidimo ko je s nama
to ne radimo zbog furke
vec zbog grada i jarana
Od jutra do mraka
pa do jutra je galama
24/7 ista lica gledam svakog dana
da se opet rodim isto bih
na ovo prist'o bih
Cisto da znate brate
nikad ne bi izd'o ih
takav je zivot
jer takav nam je biznis
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About Na na na (feat. Smayla)
Jala's "Na na na (feat. Smayla)" stands as a vibrant contribution to the contemporary Yugoslav music scene, blending rhythmic energy with regional melodic sensibilities. The track exemplifies the genre's characteristic fusion of electronic beats and traditional folk instrumentation, creating a sound that resonates deeply within Balkan pop culture. Featuring Smayla, the recording showcases Jala's ability to craft collaborative tracks that maintain a distinct identity while honoring the shared musical heritage of the region. This song reflects the broader trajectory of modern Yugoslav artists who prioritize authentic expression over commercial formulas. By integrating local dialects and cultural motifs, the work contributes to a rich tapestry of regional identity. The collaboration highlights the genre's emphasis on community and shared experience, making it a significant piece in the ongoing evolution of Balkan popular music. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to connect listeners through universal themes of joy and cultural pride.