Slobodna
Mia Dimsic · Other Songs - Mia Dimsic
to me bas ne zanima
poslije pada opet pad
pogledaj gdje smo sad
Ako kazem odlazim
bi' cu kriva, zivim s tim
ako kazem ostajem
na tvoj rat pristajem
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Od danas novu stranu listam bez tebe
predugo si bio sve
ovo tvoj je poraz, moja pobjeda
zapamti to, konacno, /slobodna/
S tvoje strane svemira
uvukla se dosada
svaki dan je isto siv
netko drugi uvijek kriv
Lose vijesti posvuda
samo bol i osuda
mene zovu gradovi
gdje su svi sretniji
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Letim, letim letim, letim svojim krilima
Sunce ljepse sjaji iznad tmurnih oblaka
gledam, gledam, gledam, gledam svojim ocima
proljece, tece venama
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Slobodna
In “Slobodna” (“Free”), leaving is not presented as an easy escape. The narrator knows that saying “I’m going” may make her the villain, while staying would mean accepting the other person’s war. The song measures freedom against the cost of being blamed. Its central image is a relationship moving one step forward and two back, a cycle the singer refuses to keep repeating. The decision is painful, but the lyric treats pain as different from defeat.
The chorus’s insistence on being free sounds less triumphant than resolved. The narrator is not claiming to have no feelings; she is choosing not to let those feelings trap her in a pattern. That distinction gives the song more emotional maturity than a simple empowerment slogan. Freedom here means accepting that someone may misunderstand your departure, and leaving anyway because staying would require surrendering too much of yourself.
Mia Dimšić’s measured pop delivery leaves room for the words to carry the drama. I found little independent review coverage of this specific song, so there is no clear consensus to report. “Slobodna” is a useful counterpoint to breakup songs that equate love with endurance. It asks what loyalty means when the relationship has become a conflict, and answers that sometimes the bravest form of care is to stop fighting for a future that only one person is trying to build.