Drugače Bom Živel
Adi Smolar · Bognedaj Da Bi Crknu Televizor
kamorkol se obrnem, pogledi zaslepljeni.
Kamorkol pogledam, nasmeški narejeni,
kamorkol se obrnem, odnosi odtujeni.
Važno je le to, kolk maš,
delaj to, kar se ti splača;
orožje, droge, seks prodaš,
tudi sebe, le da dnar se vrača.
Kar pozabi na moralo,
kar pozabi na vrednote,
čas je za falote,
zdaj Mamonu se poje hvalo.
Jaz pa pravim ne ne ne ne...
in stokrat ne ne ne ne...
Jaz drugače bom živel,
bom gledal zarjo in ponoči zvezde štel.
Laj laj laj...
Noben nobenmu ne verjame.
Kdor ma priliko ukrade, vzame.
Navzven pozira in blefira,
laže, druge v drek poriva.
Na glas trdijo, da dobrota
je bla in vedno bo sirota.
Pravijo mi, če bos sanjaril,
si življenje boš pokvaril.
Jaz pa pravim ne ne ne ne...
in stokrat ne ne ne ne...
Jaz drugače bom živel,
bom gledal zarjo in ponoči zvezde štel.
Laj laj laj...
Jaz pa pravim ne ne ne ne...
in stokrat ne ne ne ne...
Jaz drugače bom živel,
bom gledal zarjo in ponoči zvezde štel.
Laj laj laj...
Drugačje Življe
Adi Smolar's 'Drugačje Življe' stands as a defining track within the Slovenian rock canon, exemplifying the raw energy and lyrical depth characteristic of his discography. Released on the album 'Bognedaj Da Bi Crknu Televizor,' the song captures the turbulent spirit of the 1980s post-punk and rock scene in Slovenia. Smolar's distinctive vocal delivery and songwriting approach here reflect a period where he was forging a unique identity that blended aggressive instrumentation with introspective themes. The recording serves not only as a standalone piece but also as a significant contribution to the broader landscape of Yugoslav rock music, influencing subsequent generations of artists in the region. Its enduring presence in the catalogue highlights its status as a classic work that resonates with listeners seeking authentic expression from the era.