Idi slobodno
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ti si hteo to
Necu vise da ti kazem
stani, ostani
necu vise nikada
za ljubav moliti
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Idi, idi slobodno
ti si hteo to
od tebe mi samo rana
ostala
ne trazi me vise nikada
Necu vise da za tobom
suzu prolijem
ne dam srcu da zbog
tebe vise boluje
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The resolve to let him leave
“Idi slobodno” (“Go Ahead, Leave”) is a breakup song in which the narrator finally stops asking a lover to stay. She refuses to beg for love again and tells him to go, carrying only the wound he has left behind. The repeated farewell is deliberately plain; the strength comes from the decision to stop negotiating with someone who has already made his choice.
The song appears on Jelena “Jeca” Krsmanović’s 2000 album *Ti gubiš*, issued by Renome. Album and track listings credit Snežana Maldaner as the songwriter. Its compact verse-and-refrain structure is characteristic of emotionally direct Serbian folk, with the chorus turning a private heartbreak into a firm, singable declaration.
No verifiable chart peak or substantial review history is readily available. “Idi slobodno” works as a companion piece to Jeca’s more ambivalent love songs: rather than wondering what the relationship means, its narrator draws a line and asks not to be sought out again. The restraint in that choice gives the song its resolve.