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Do Sebe
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Svi bi do tebe
I ja bih do tebe
Svi te sad žele
Žele za sebe
Ona me kosi, ja je nosim
Neću da sanjam, neću da ganjam
Ona je gruba, lako joj praštam
Ona me prati, možda se vrati
Pa mi se vrati, dok ja shvatim da neću da sanjam, neću da ganjam
I dalje te žele, žele za sebe
Pogledaj mene, jednom pogledaj mene
Zauvek nosi, zauvek kosi
Mogu da sanjam, zauvek ganjam
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Do Sebe (Instrumental)
03:48
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Do Sebe (Demo, 1st take)
01:57
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Nadja. Novi Sad, Serbia
Songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and illustrator based in Serbia.
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