Kruzer

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Jutros je u zaliv opet uplovio kruzer
hiljadu baba Svabica kroz grad se guze
dva na sat puze, kroz uske ulice guzve
vidjeh i dve crnkinje, no su bile ruzne

Sto je ovo, druze, ne moze se disat'
a onda neko ovo zove elitni turizam
ako to izgleda ovako, nek' se sve ambisa
a ja cu skupit' stvari i preselit' se u Risan

Svi imaju barem po Cannon Mark 2
a u grad ne ostave ni 5 eura il' bar dva
recite mi kakvu imam korist, hocu da znam
zasto se guram sa strancima povazdan

Dje god da se okrenem, samo babe, djedovi
saobracaj u kolapsu, a ispred radnje redovi
da se prodje preko Rive trebaju mi vjekovi
mislim se, ajde kuci, mirno more i srecno vi(mrs)

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Sta je ovo, jebem ti

Jutros sa pola svijesti cuo sam na vijesti
da ce tri kruzera na Rivu smjestit'
saku tableta cu pojes' i poc' se objesit'
budem li kasnio zbog guzve na cesti

Smog u tunel, od buke bubne opne tutnje
u drugom pravcu isto kad idem put kuce
prokuvace auto jer je nenormalno vruce
dok stranci put pasaju da se u grad udje

Da zabodem kafu, casu vode i novine
ne verujem, jer je staraca na stotine
vodici nose neke table, setamo k'o bocice
skljocaju aparati, sladoled i kokice

Moderni turisti sa maskama i umbrelama
i lijepo im stoje carape sa sandalama
sabijemo se u grad, svakodnevnica standardna
zaboravim je l' sam pos'o ili se vracam sad

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Kruzer

Kruzer stands as a defining track within the discography of Who See?, a group that has significantly shaped the landscape of Yugoslavian hip-hop. The song captures the band's signature blend of energetic rhythms and introspective lyricism, hallmarks of their contribution to the YUG genre. Throughout their career, the group has collaborated with notable figures such as Rambo Amadeus and Sean Price, demonstrating a versatility that bridges local traditions with international influences. This recording exemplifies their ability to craft anthemic sounds that resonate deeply with fans of Balkan rap. By focusing on themes of movement and identity, the track reinforces the band's reputation for delivering high-quality, culturally rich music that remains relevant across generations.