Idemo ponovo

Milan Bujakovic · Other Songs - Milan Bujakovic

Dodji i ne govori sad
ne valja da se ponavljas
greske vec si mi oprostila
sto se premisljas
uzmi sve sto nudim ja

Ljubav svu prihvati
kada se prisetis
sta smo bili mi
od snova dodiri

Sad pusti dusi da ti prizna
da si taj osmeh poslala
meni kao znak, k'o zagrljaj

Ref.
Idemo ponovo
znas da ne mogu sam
nek' se vrtimo u krug

Idemo zajedno
sad nek' vidi nas grad
neka kazu da sam lud

I opet nosis leptire
i opet ljubis kao pre
ti si ta
idemo ponovo kao nekada

Znam ja, a dobro znas i ti
kao tebe nikoga
ne umem tako voleti
sto se premisljas
uzmi sve sto nudim ja

Ljubav svu prihvati
kada se prisetis
sta smo bili mi
od snova dodiri

Sad pusti dusi da ti prizna
ovu noc u kojoj letimo
opet zajedno idemo

Ref. 2x

Idemo ponovo

“Idemo ponovo” (“Let’s Go Again”) is a reconciliation song built around the possibility that forgiveness has already made a second chance available. The narrator tells the beloved not to keep repeating herself; the old mistakes have been forgiven, and what remains is a choice to accept the love still being offered. The phrase “let’s go again” is deliberately simple, almost childlike, as if starting over could return the couple to the unguarded closeness they once knew.

The lyric’s optimism is not entirely uncomplicated. The singer asks the other person to remember who they were and the dreams that once became touch, suggesting that the relationship’s past is doing much of the persuasive work. A new beginning is being built from old memories. The song does not detail what went wrong, which keeps the apology open but also leaves unanswered whether the same problems might return. Its emotional wager is that shared affection can be more durable than the errors that interrupted it.

Milan Bujaković’s direct delivery suits the song’s plain appeal: no elaborate metaphor, only an invitation to accept love and try once more. Independent coverage specific to the release is limited, so reception claims would be premature. “Idemo ponovo” is most affecting as a portrait of the moment before reconciliation, when forgiveness has been offered but not yet accepted. The title is a promise, but the song leaves the crucial decision with the person being asked to come back.