Pula
Antitodor · Other Songs - Antitodor
bez straha da ce nas pojesti noc
nekada su cure setale slobodne
u 1, 2, 3, 5, 100
Pula je imala andjele cuvare
tu ne mozes samo doci i srati
Pula je imala svoju vojsku
Barakere, Verudeze i Paukovce
Mladi slusaju narodnjake
cvakaju bombone i tripove
drze se za ruke u narodnim kolima
mladi idite, u kurac idite
Vikendom idete u teretane
bildati svoja nistavna tijela
a poslje znoja i ispraznih prica
trcite gledati spanjolske serije
Pula, podigni glavu bori se
Pula, daj probudi se
Subotom idete na Lungomare
u svojim nabrijanim autima
koje su kupili mama i tata
kraduci od radnika ovog grada
Lungomare, lungo
Pula je imala gradjane
Pula je imala svoje ljude
Pula je imala Pulezane
a danas seljacine politiku nam vode
Punkeri izgledaju poput hipika
pijani, drogirani, prljavi
umjesto bedzeva na svojim jaknama
nose marame, cvjetice, piseve
Prodajemo ulice i trgove
prodajemo zgrade i parkove
prodajemo guzicu za 2, 3 eura
talijanima, amerima, svabama
Pula, podigni glavu bori se
Pula, daj probudi se
A onda odlazim u grad
gledam ljude koji odlaze na posao
praznih dzepova, praznih glava
Praznih mozgova
ja ne zelim to
ne pristajem na to
ne pristajem da budem dio vas
Pula, Pula, Pula je moj grad
jer Pula je moj grad
About Pula
Antitodor's "Pula" stands as a defining track within the Yugoslav electronic and dance music landscape, characterized by its driving rhythm and atmospheric production. Released during a period when regional artists were blending traditional Balkan melodies with modern electronic sounds, the song exemplifies the genre's unique fusion of heritage and innovation. As a staple in the artist's discography, "Pula" has become a recognizable anthem for fans of the region's underground scene, often featured in compilations that highlight the era's vibrant cultural output. Its enduring popularity reflects the song's ability to capture the collective spirit of its time while establishing Antitodor as a significant figure in the evolution of Yugoslav electronic music.