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Nas dvoje

Prošlo je neko vreme od kada sam te zvao
Samo da bih čuo govornu poštu
Da, znam da nećeš ovo čuti
Ali ostaviću poruku da ne bih bio sam
Jutros sam se probudio i dalje sanjajući
Sa sećanjima koja se igraju kroz moju glavu
Nikada nećeš znati koliko mi nedostaješ
Onog dana kada su te uzeli, želeo bih da sam to bio ja umesto tebe
 
Ali jednom si mi rekla 'Ne odustaj, možeš uspeti dan po dan'
I dijamanti, ne pretvore se u prašinu i nestanu
 
Čuvaću te, danju i noću, ovde dok ne umrem
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
Biću najbolja verzija sebe, uvek ću te držati uz sebe
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
Čak i kad sam sam, znam da neću biti sam
Istetovirane na srcu su mi reči tvoje omiljene pesme
Znam da ćeš gledati odozgo, kunem se
Učiniću te ponosnom
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
 
Mogu da osetim tvoju krv kako teče kroz mene
Zapisana si u mom DNK
Gledam iza sebe u svakom ogledalu
Znam da ćeš čekati, videću te ponovo
 
Ali jednom si mi rekla 'Ne odustaj, možeš uspeti dan po dan'
I dijamanti, ne pretvore se u prašinu i nestanu (nestanu)
 
Čuvaću te, danju i noću, ovde dok ne umrem
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
Biću najbolja verzija sebe, uvek ću te držati uz sebe
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
Čak i kad sam sam, znam da neću biti sam
Istetovirane na srcu su mi reči tvoje omiljene pesme
Znam da ćeš gledati odozgo, kunem se
Učiniću te ponosnom
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
 
Obećao sam ti da ću uraditi ovo
Sve ovo je samo za tebe
O, kunem se Bogom da ti živiš
Kroz sve što ću ja ikada uraditi
 
Čuvaću te, danju i noću, ovde dok ne umrem
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
Biću najbolja verzija sebe, uvek ću te držati uz sebe
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
Čak i kad sam sam, znam da neću biti sam
Istetovirane na srcu su mi reči tvoje omiljene pesme
Znam da ćeš gledati odozgo, kunem se
Učiniću te ponosnom
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
 
Jedan život za nas dvoje
Živeću jedan život za nas dvoje
 
Završićemo baš onako kako smo i počeli
Samo ti i ja i niko više
Držaću te tamo gde mi je srce
Jedan život za nas dvoje
 


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O maiden of the finest rushes1
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  • 1. Rushes are a kind of grass-like plant used to make floor coverings and furniture, traditionally collected by young women. The motif of gathering rushes often has sexual connotation in folk songs of the British Isles and Ireland in both English and Irish. This song is no exception.