Zbog nje
Vuk Mob · Other Songs - Vuk Mob
i volim i mrzim
i ne znam sta radim
Kad tu je ne zelim je
kada me napusti
opet je vratim
Sa kurvama vece ja provodim
ona to zna, al' ceka
poslovna vecera, slazem joj
ceka da vratim joj se iz daleka
Prolaze mi dani, neki kao kosmar
neki kao san, ode pa se vrati
vise ne znam kad je tu
a kad sam sam
Nisam vise isti, kaze mi
da vise nisam normalan
da previse
sam hladan
ona ne zna, ali ja to osecam
Zbog nje, flasa vina
u sobi je tisina
ja gledam je u oci
ne vidim je bas od dima
Znam da odlazi
al' necu da joj kazem stani
kroz dim se pitam gde
su prosli lepi dani
A krvave oci je gledaju
kaze mi opet si drogiran
kaze da odlazi, vise se ne vraca
i ovaj put se ne folira
Eto ti muzika, droga i alkohol
kurve zadrzi za sebe
mesto da kazem joj volim te
kazem joj - odlazi bre, ko te jebe
a u stvari
Zbog nje
Vuk Mob's 'Zbog nje' stands as a defining track within the Serbian hip-hop and rap scene, released under the YUG genre classification. The song exemplifies the artist's signature style, blending raw lyrical delivery with a rhythmic flow characteristic of the Belgrade underground. As a standalone recording, it reflects the broader cultural movement of Yugoslav rap during its formative years, where artists like Vuk Mob helped shape the sonic identity of the region. The track is often discussed in relation to his collaborative work with peers such as Marko Moreno and MC Stojan, highlighting a network of artists who prioritized authentic storytelling over commercial polish. Its enduring presence in the catalogue speaks to its impact on the genre's evolution and its role in documenting the social atmosphere of the time.