Ljubi me
Maja Suput · Other Songs - Maja Suput
i samo jedna kriva rijec
i pokvarit ces ga jos
A ti znas, a znam i ja
da to sto radim hoce znati
cijela drzava
I sve je nocas bas kako treba
tijela su tijela, kajanja nema
na usnama vino i mjesec je mlad
samo probaj
Ref.
Ljubi, ljubi me
da trag mi ostane
nju zaboravi
ja nemam nista s tim
Ljubi, ljubi me
nije vazno gdje
ma daj da poludim
samo ljubi me
Mogla sam mu reci ne
i s vrata skinut problem taj
ma pusti k vragu sve
Al' briga me, je l' pametno
kad to je jace od mene
i hocu namjerno
Da me ljubis strasno barem do jutra
savjest neka grize tek sutra
na usnama vino i mjesec je mlad
samo probaj
Ref. 2x
Ljubi me
“Ljubi me” (“Kiss Me”) begins with a bad day and one wrong word that could make it worse. Then the song throws open the night: the bodies are close, the wine is on the lips, the moon is young, and the narrator challenges the beloved to try her. The chorus is an invitation to stop arguing and give in to the moment. Its confidence is sensual, but the verses hint at the public scrutiny around the relationship—the whole country may know what the singer does.
That combination of intimacy and spectacle is central to Maja Šuput’s pop persona. The lyric moves between a private kiss and a public story, as though desire were both personal and something everyone else might discuss tomorrow. The singer insists there will be no regret tonight, a promise that sounds less like certainty than a decision to suspend consequences for a few hours.
“Ljubi me” is designed as a direct, physical pop song, and its repetitive refrain is part of its invitation. Independent criticism specific to this track is limited. The song does not ask whether the relationship will last or whether the press will approve; it asks for a kiss now. In a catalog where many love songs are built around what has been lost, this one insists on the immediacy of what can still happen before dawn.