Necu da budem nesrecnik
Lazar Kalezic · Other Songs - Lazar Kalezic
smejem se, ali placem ja u sebi
znam da to nije istina, al' boli
svako je isti kao ja kad voli
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Volim te vise i od sebe
al' necu da umrem zbog tebe
u srcu tvoj lik, a na usnama krik
necu da budem nesrecnik
Svasta o tebi pricaju, ja cutim
nije ni tebi lako bas, to slutim
i zato u mojim grudima sve gori
svako je isti kao ja kad voli
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Necu da budem nesrecnik
The narrator is caught between gossip and loyalty. People tell him damaging things about the person he loves; he says he does not believe them, even while admitting that the rumors hurt. The refrain draws a boundary against self-destruction: he may love someone more than himself, but he will not die for that love or accept a life defined by misery. That distinction gives the song a measure of self-preservation beneath its melodrama.
The lyric never confirms whether the stories are true. Instead, it focuses on the emotional cost of hearing them and on the speaker’s decision not to let suspicion dictate the relationship. His silence may be trust, denial or a refusal to let outsiders decide what he should feel. The line that everyone becomes the same when they love is both a claim of solidarity and a recognition that jealousy makes people vulnerable.
The available release record situates the song this way: It appears on *Lazar Kalezić*, an album dated 2018-02-21, issued by Grand Production. This placement is firmer context than a speculative claim about the chart history of the song. I could not verify a dependable chart position or an independent review of this specific recording, so its wider reception remains unquantified rather than something to infer from its lyrics.
As a Serbian-language romantic ballad, the song depends on direct confession and a refrain that turns private pain into a public declaration. Its title is a promise to himself as much as a message to the beloved. No independent criticism was located. The most compelling tension is that he refuses unhappiness without claiming to be free of hurt: he can love deeply and still insist that love must not erase his own survival.