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Sve Smo Mogli Mi - Jadranka Stojakovic - (유고슬라비아)
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Sve smo mogli mi
da je duzi bio dan
da si nasao
za me malo vremena
sve smo mogli mi
da si samo htio ti
biti nezan kao nekada
kako naci put koji vodi do tebe
kako naci mir kad je svega nestalo
Sve smo mogli mi
da si samo htio ti
biti nezan kao nekada
Nikoga nema u sivom gradu
ulice moje korake kradu
i ja kao sjena sad lutam
u tvome srcu padaju kise
i sve se nase polako brise
iz svijeta tog
Sve smo mogli mi
da je duzi bio dan
da si naso za me malo vremena
sve smo mogli mi
da si samo htio ti
biti nezan kao nekada |
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[SVE SMO MOGLI MI] (1990) LP - Jadranka Stojakovic
SIDE 1
1. JOVANO JOVANKE
2. SVE SMO MOGLI MI
3. GDJE SI DUSO
4. ARABESQUE
5. MAKEDONIA
6. NA DRUMOVIMA SREMA
SIDE 2
1. J
2. KALES BRE ANDJO
3. STO TE NEMA
4. SARAJEVO
5. VJERUJEM
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Jadranka Stojaković Musicians from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslav musicians
Jadranka Stojaković (born July 24, 1950 in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) is a Bosnian pop singer popular in the former Yugoslavia, known for her unique, beautiful voice. Her most famous hits are "Sve smo mogli mi", "Sto te nema" and "Bistre vode Bosnom teku".
At the age of 16, Jadranka Stojaković joined her uncle's jazz group and performed with the group throughout the country as well other parts of Europe.
In 1984, when the Winter Olympics were held in her native Sarajevo, she sang the official theme song of the Games. Around that time, she was awarded the prize given to Yugoslavia's best artist. She was among the country's most talented and admired singers and songwriters.
Genre(s): Years active:
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3 Diskografija
Svitanje LP 8018, 18.06.1981.
Diskoton Vjerujem LP 2122677 03.02.1987. PGP RTB
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jadranka_Stojakovi%C4%87
http://bs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jadranka_Stojakovi%C4%87
* Bosnia and Herzegovina - Official languages: Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
Yugoslavia (유고슬라비아)
* Music of Yugoslavia
- Music of Slovenia Music of Croatia Music of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Music of the Republic of Macedonia Music of Montenegro
Music of Serbia (and its provinces: Music of Vojvodina and Music of Kosovo)
Music of Serbia and Montenegro
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