Ko te kara nek ti piše pjesme

Zabranjeno Pusenje Zabranjeno Pusenje

Bittersweet Reflections: A Love Lost in Poetry

Zabranjeno Pusenje's song "Ko te kara nek ti piše pjesme" delves into the complex emotions of a love that has faded but left a lasting impact. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who has stored away memories and love letters in a hidden corner of their home, a place where only the most intimate and cherished items reside. This secret stash includes poems written for a beloved woman, now gathering dust as the dates on them grow older, symbolizing a love that once was but is no longer nurtured.

The song's narrator expresses a deep sense of melancholy and bitterness, as the creative inspiration that once fueled poetic expressions of love has been replaced by sorrow and resentment. The refrain, "Ko te kara nek ti piše pjesme," which roughly translates to "Whoever screws you, let them write you poems," is a raw and unfiltered outburst of frustration. It reflects the narrator's struggle to maintain composure and dignity while grappling with the pain of unreciprocated love. This line underscores the emotional turmoil and the shift from romantic idealism to a more cynical and jaded perspective.

Musically, Zabranjeno Pusenje is known for their unique blend of rock, punk, and folk influences, often incorporating satirical and socially conscious themes into their work. This song is no exception, as it not only explores personal heartbreak but also touches on the broader human experience of dealing with loss and the passage of time. The narrator's attempt to use music as a defense against loneliness and the subtle jabs at the former lover through new songs highlight the enduring impact of past relationships on one's present and future.

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