Samo njoj cu pivat
Klapa Rispet · Other Songs - Klapa Rispet
ne mores je, ne mores je vratit
govore mi judi
Vrime je da, vrime je da
vrime je da, vrime je da i nju
lipsa zora budi
Evo lipi svite, svaka ric van stoji
ma u njenom macu svi su punki moji
i di god pogledan i di god se maka
cutin je pod rukom ka da san je taka
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Samo njoj cu, samo njoj cu
samo njoj cu pivat do kraja zivota
pivacu joj, pivacu joj, pivacu joj
pivacu joj pismu od jubavni' nota
Samo njoj cu, samo njoj cu
samo njoj cu pivat do kraja zivota
pivacu joj pismu od jubavni' nota
U ovoj je dusi gnizdo svoje svila
jedina ce ostat, jedina je bila
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Samo njoj
Samo njoj cu pivat
Klapa Rispet's 'Samo njoj cu pivat' stands as a quintessential example of the traditional Yugo klapa genre, blending acoustic instrumentation with deep emotional resonance. Recorded in the late 1980s, the track exemplifies the genre's signature style: a cappella vocal harmonies layered over simple percussion, often accompanied by the subtle strumming of a guitar or accordion. The song reflects the era's cultural atmosphere, focusing on themes of longing and personal connection through its poetic lyrics. As a staple of the Yugoslav folk revival, this recording helped define the sound of klapa music, influencing subsequent generations of performers who prioritized vocal precision and communal singing over electric amplification. Its enduring popularity underscores the genre's ability to convey intimate narratives within a collective performance tradition.