Bijeli snjegovi (feat. Alarm)
Jasmin Mag · Other Songs - Jasmin Mag
sad podsjecaju bas na mene
njihov kliktaj jezik mi razumljiv
Ali one sada dobro znaju da
povratak ce jednom doci
da ce rodni kraj pohodit bar jos jednom
Ref.
Bijeli snjegovi se na Igmanu tope
Neretva je nocas zavodila more
polja naranci na dlanu mi procvase
Zelena mi Una u venama tece
voz za novi zivot sa stanice krece
opet nju sjecanja dozvace
A ja nisam vise u tom jatu
mene ceka put u jednom smjeru
kao da sam sanjao to davno
Sebi grumen zemlje ponijet necu
dom je samo tamo gdje je lijepo
dom je tamo gdje volio sam jednom
Ref.
Bosna spava, mirno spava
k'o da svoju djecu sanja
a ja idem ove noci
bijelom svijetu i samoci
Bosnia carried in memory
“Bijeli snjegovi” (“White Snows”) follows a narrator leaving Bosnia for a life elsewhere, carrying the homeland in memory rather than in a suitcase. Jasmin Mag links the melting snows on Igman, the Neretva and the green Una to a personal departure, then arrives at the song’s quiet conclusion: home is wherever love once lived. The result holds grief and gratitude together instead of pretending that leaving is simple.
Performed by Jasmin Mag with Alarm, the track is part of Mag’s catalogue of original songs and is widely associated with his writing about Bosnia, memory and displacement. Mag is credited with the music, lyrics, arrangement and several instruments, with production contributions from Mahir Sarihodžić noted in song references. The band setting supports the song’s reflective sweep without obscuring its intimate first-person voice.
No chart peak is reliably documented, but regional profiles describe “Bijeli snjegovi” as one of Mag’s best-known compositions. Its reach is tied to how specifically it names Bosnian rivers and mountains while speaking to a universal experience of departure. The song remembers a homeland through geography, but defines home finally through the relationships that made it beloved.