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"Трг слободе"
Song by Никола Урошевић Геџа
from the album Песме Српског Покрета Обнове
English titleFreedom Square
Released1991 (1991)
GenreNovokompovana
Length3:20
LabelСрпска реч

"Trg slobode" (Serbian Cyrillic: "Трг слободе", lit. "Freedom Square") is a song performed by Nikola Urošević Gedža. "Trg slobode" became a proposed name when officials considered a name change for Trg republike by SPO leader Vuk Drašković, though this change was never carried out even when the party governed Belgrade in the late 90's.[1]

Music and lyrics

The song commemorates SPO members who participated at the protests that took place at Trg republike on 9 March 1991. With the song being a reference to the protests, it makes note of the newer generation that took part in this event with the lyrics "Okuplja se Srbadije mlada".

Lyrics

Lyrics:

Trg slobode u sred Beograda
Okuplja se Srbadije mlada
Milina je videt' sokolove
Iz Srpskoga pokreta obnove

Sve mladići lepši od lepšega
Sve junaci bolji od boljega
Sve delije sa svih srpskih strana
Željni pravde željni i megdana

Mole Boga u boj da se pođe
Da sloboda u Srbiju dođe
Da zablista kruna Nemanjića
Na prestolu Karađorđevića

Svi! Svi! Svi...

Lyrics (English):

Freedom Square in the middle of Belgrade
Gathered is young Serbdom
It's a pleasure seeing the falcons
From the Serbian Renewal Movement

All young men more handsome than the last
All heroes better than the last
All heroes from all Serbian sides
They long for justice, and for battle

Praying to God so that they may go to battle
That freedom in Serbia comes
That the crown of Nemanjića shines
On the throne of Karađorđević

Everyone! Everyone! Everyone...

References

  1. M. T. Kovačević. "Beograd: Trg Republike ne menja ime". Novosti.rs. 11 January 2013. Retrieved 1 August 2025.