Voli me
Judette · Other Songs - Judette
zauvijek postoji samo nekada
i svaki put mi uzmes sve
Ja dobro znam da nista ne ostaje
samo tijelo koje gori
dok moje ruke vode te
Ja samo gradim i rusim
ti se dajes i opires
ja se bojim ali molim te
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Voli me i kad sve nestane
voli me i kada slomim se
i kad te ponos ubije
sve moje boje skinu se
pogledaj sto ti ostaje
Ja znam, znam
Ugasit cu svjetlo
upalit cu zvijezde
mada znam
kad stavim te pokraj sebe
to nije tvoj san
Ref.
A debut single with emotional force
“Voli me” (“Love Me”) was the first official single from Zagreb alternative pop-rock band Judette, introducing a sound that balances melodic writing with a forceful, expressive lead vocal from Lea Lucija Radolfi. Rather than treating love as a sweet, uncomplicated feeling, the song carries emotional urgency and a harder edge, a quality contemporary reviewers singled out as part of its appeal.
The track became part of the band's 2016 debut album *27*, released by Croatia Records. Judette combine guitar-driven rock with melodic passages, and the album's arrangements give Radolfi's vocals space to shift from restraint to intensity. The album followed several years of singles and concert work, so “Voli me” also serves as an early statement of the group's identity.
Contemporary album coverage praised the band's energetic sound and Radolfi's performance, but no dependable chart peak for this specific song is documented. Its importance is clearer in the band's career story: as the debut single, it helped establish Judette before *27* drew positive critical attention. “Voli me” remains a strong example of the band's emotionally direct, alternative pop-rock approach.