'Diva Grabovčeva' (Grabovac Maiden) 5:44 5.
'Duh ratnika' (Spirit of the Warior) 5:57 4. 'Dolazak Hrvata' (The arrival of the Croats) 4:46 3. There's still someone, lots of them really, that have not renounced dreaming and will keep on to the good fight. It talks in fact about the fallen soldier's memory, asking personally to everyone to keep alive their memory and ends showing the figures of their brothers in arms, families and common people, banding together again with candles in their hands like 'soldiers of light'. Reached with this song, the verge of Drama, it is up to the subsequent song, Ratnici svjetla to solve it, resounding with commotion, pride and hope. This curse was supposedly broken with Croatian independence in, but now corrupt and coward politicians are betraying the country: they have sold out our dreams and now the curse words are echoing anew through the mountains and the back-up vocals also cry them back in a terrorizing climax. When the Croats betrayed their King and killed him, Zvonimir cursed them so that they would never again have a ruler of their own blood. The B-side begin with a love song ( but with a patriotic meanings inside), 'Lipa Kaja', it was previously edited as a single hit and it has become very popular, The song after Kletva kralja Zvonimira is about another popular Croatian legend. I don't care about their accusation, only let's say all together 'that no-one dare to touch my little part of universe'. I've fought for this land's independence, singer says and I've never hasked to stranger's nothing more than her freedom, and now some lowly penmans, that were hiding themselves like rats during war, want to use me for red-tape press. The first side of album ends with Neko ni'ko ne dira u moj mali dio svemira, a direct, energetic reply to the accusations about band's alleged sympathies with neo-fascism.
After it with Moj dida i ja the singer and author pays a moving homage to the man that educated him and taught him these old histories, his Grandfather. It continue after with Diva Grabovčeva, a song about a legendary Croatian maiden from, who refused to marry a Turkish bey during the region's Ottoman occupation, and was then killed. The song is a call to make sovereign Croatia a nation to be proud of. The warrior doesn't recognize Croatia, as it was in his dreams which he died for. P.Thompson and the ghost of a Croatian warrior. The third song Duh ratnika, is a dramatic dialogue between the M. It then continues with Dolazak Hrvata, or the, which deals with how the Croatian people came to their lands. It begins with Početak, which starts with the opening lines from the and then continues with God's creation of the world and humanity's actions in it. Songs From the first songs the album almost qualify itself as a historic, or better mythical about Croatia. In, 45,000 copies of the album were sold, making it ' best-selling album of the year. All songs on the album were written by, except for Lipa Kaja written by Zdenko Hršak and Tamo gdje su moji korijeni written by both M.P.
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Neka ni'ko ne dira u moj mali dio svemira.įrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj ( Once upon a time in Croatia) by Released DecemRecorded?, Length 59:30 min chronology (2003) Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj (2006) Bilo Jednom u Hrvatskoj: Split - Stari plac (2007) Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj ( Once upon a time in Croatia) is an album of the singer. Marko Perkovic Thompson - Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj album lyrics.
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