Tvoj sam
Libero Band · Other Songs - Libero Band
tvoj sam, bilo ciji da sam
sve me tebi vrati ponovo
Tu i tamo malo skrenem
lutam da mi prodje vreme
zatvaram kafane okolo
Ref.
A kazu svi dok sedim sam
pijan il' naduvan
u sta da se zakunem
da sam trezan ovaj tren
Pitaju na cemu sam
sta mi je u venama
samo ludo zaljubljen
Tvoj sam pijan ili trezan
tvoj sam, prezaliti ne znam
sto te nocas nema kraj mene
Tu i tamo mi se javis
stare vatre da mi palis
dok mi usne ne okamene
Ref. 2x
Tvoj sam
A man can be drunk, high, lost in the night and still insist that the real intoxication is love. The song’s narrator lists the signs that make other people ask what is in his veins, then answers with the refrain’s simple claim: he belongs to someone. The contrast between the rowdy image of closing bars and the tenderness of the hook gives the song its emotional pivot.
The declaration of belonging is both romantic and ambivalent. “Yours” sounds devoted, but the verses also depict a person wandering, drinking and being unable to settle. Love is presented as the one explanation that makes this behavior coherent, though the song does not tell us whether the relationship is stable or reciprocated. That gap lets the listener hear the refrain as either joyful surrender or a story the narrator tells himself to explain his excess.
Libero Band’s regional pop-folk context suits this kind of song, where nightlife imagery and a strongly repeated chorus can make a private love claim work as a communal singalong. That is a genre-level observation, not a claim about this recording’s reception. No substantial independent review was located. The most interesting tension is between the narrator’s mobility—he drifts from place to place—and the fixed certainty of the refrain: wherever he goes, he says, he is still someone’s.
SevenSky’s official-video listing dates to 18 November 2016 and had 246,819 views on 14 October 2026. That provides a concrete sense of the song’s online circulation and a dated promotional artifact for Libero Band. It is not a chart result, and I found no independent criticism that would justify claiming a wider consensus.

