This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Mi smo bar imali stare gitare... Poneki bedž na reverima...
Glupo bi zvuÄalo "Je-Je!" uz sve ove dileje s revolverima...
Al zastavu Å¡ezdesetih vezle su gramofonske igle...
I put od žute cigle prostro se pred nas...
Mi smo bar imali razne Če Gevare... O-o, i veće prevare...
To mladost spiri u dahu kao šećer u prahu sa bundevare...
Protesti sedamdesetih više su bili odraz mode
Jer bokal pun slobode toÄen je za nas...
Mi smo bar imali putovanja... Perone, suze, cmakanja...
Crveni pasoš bez mane što prolazi grane bez puno njakanja...
Dnevnici osamdesetih Å¡vrljani su na jarke razglednice
Svet je lice Å¡minkao zbog nas...
Mi smo bar imali one snove koji se teško ostvare...
A snovi najÄešće vrede tek kad s tobom osede... Kad s tobom ostare...
Nije bas sve na kantaru... ÄŒitavo Äudo kupi lova
Ali snova nema piratiranih...
Onda su došle devedesete, tužne i nesretne... Opake...
Gospod je barut primirisao pa ladno zbrisao za oblake...
E, kad već puknu ustave nema nam spasa dok se reke ne zaustave...
No, i taj dan će svanuti...
Onda su doÅ¡le devedesete, tužne i nesretne... FobiÄne...
U udžbenike i u Äitanke uÅ¡le su bitange... ObiÄne...
Kasno je da se paniÄi... Dali smo Å¡ansu da se ludilo ozvaniÄi...
A sad smo prosto zgranuti?
Mi smo bar imali neke veze s planetom i sa ljudima...
Znalo se ko togu nosi a ko cvetić u kosi... O, blago ludima...
Danas se laž odvažila... A zadnja bagra kroji moral...
Pa je OK koral dignut oko nas...
Ma, jebite se, Devedesete, vas mogu jedino psovati...
Za vama niko neće žaliti niti vam stihove kovati...
Jednu ste mladost sludele, budite sretne ako vam i strofu udele...
Pred crkvom pravih vrednosti...
Ma, jebite se, Devedesete, i vaÅ¡a priÄa je gotova...
I dabogda se nikad ne sete svih ovih protuva i skotova...
Kad zakon metlom zamane... Ili ih pusti da se međusobno tamane...
Å to ima svojih prednosti...
Glupo bi zvuÄalo "Je-Je!" uz sve ove dileje s revolverima...
Al zastavu Å¡ezdesetih vezle su gramofonske igle...
I put od žute cigle prostro se pred nas...
Mi smo bar imali razne Če Gevare... O-o, i veće prevare...
To mladost spiri u dahu kao šećer u prahu sa bundevare...
Protesti sedamdesetih više su bili odraz mode
Jer bokal pun slobode toÄen je za nas...
Mi smo bar imali putovanja... Perone, suze, cmakanja...
Crveni pasoš bez mane što prolazi grane bez puno njakanja...
Dnevnici osamdesetih Å¡vrljani su na jarke razglednice
Svet je lice Å¡minkao zbog nas...
Mi smo bar imali one snove koji se teško ostvare...
A snovi najÄešće vrede tek kad s tobom osede... Kad s tobom ostare...
Nije bas sve na kantaru... ÄŒitavo Äudo kupi lova
Ali snova nema piratiranih...
Onda su došle devedesete, tužne i nesretne... Opake...
Gospod je barut primirisao pa ladno zbrisao za oblake...
E, kad već puknu ustave nema nam spasa dok se reke ne zaustave...
No, i taj dan će svanuti...
Onda su doÅ¡le devedesete, tužne i nesretne... FobiÄne...
U udžbenike i u Äitanke uÅ¡le su bitange... ObiÄne...
Kasno je da se paniÄi... Dali smo Å¡ansu da se ludilo ozvaniÄi...
A sad smo prosto zgranuti?
Mi smo bar imali neke veze s planetom i sa ljudima...
Znalo se ko togu nosi a ko cvetić u kosi... O, blago ludima...
Danas se laž odvažila... A zadnja bagra kroji moral...
Pa je OK koral dignut oko nas...
Ma, jebite se, Devedesete, vas mogu jedino psovati...
Za vama niko neće žaliti niti vam stihove kovati...
Jednu ste mladost sludele, budite sretne ako vam i strofu udele...
Pred crkvom pravih vrednosti...
Ma, jebite se, Devedesete, i vaÅ¡a priÄa je gotova...
I dabogda se nikad ne sete svih ovih protuva i skotova...
Kad zakon metlom zamane... Ili ih pusti da se međusobno tamane...
Å to ima svojih prednosti...
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