Srbin svoje ne da

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"Србин своје не да"
Song by Лепи Мића
from the album Републико Српска
English titleA Serb Does Not Give Up What Is His
Released1992
StudioСУПЕРТОН
GenreNovokompovana
Length3:25
LabelDiskos

"Srbin svoje ne da" (Serbian Cyrillic: "Србин своје не да", lit. "A Serb Does Not Give Up What Is His") is a song performed by Lepi Mića.

Music and lyrics

This song claims that Serbians don't hate Croats or Muslims, they are just defending themselves, but their pride for their land torments their enemies.

Lyrics

Lyrics:

Srbin svoje neda, srbin svoje voli
A to neke mnogo boli

Ne mrzimo mi Hrvate
Ne mrzimo Muslimane
Srbi samo svoje brane
Srbi samo svoje brane

Srbin ima ponos, "Srbin" gordo zvuči
A to neke mnogo muči

Ne mrzimo mi Hrvate
Ne mrzimo Muslimane
Srbi samo svoje brane
Srbi samo svoje brane

Srbin svoje čuva, Srbin svoje pazi
To bi neko da pogazi

Ne mrzimo mi Hrvate
Ne mrzimo Muslimane
Srbi samo svoje brane
Srbi samo svoje brane

Lyrics (English):

A Serb does not give up whas is his, a Serb loves it
And that hurts some people a lot

We don't hate Croats
We don't hate Muslims
Serbs just defend what is theirs
Serbs just defend what is theirs

A Serb has pride, "A Serb" sounds proud
And that torments some people a lot

We don't hate Croats
We don't hate Muslims
Serbs just defend what is theirs
Serbs just defend what is theirs

A Serb protects what is his, a Serb watches it
Someone would like to trample on that

We don't hate Croats
We don't hate Muslims
Serbs just defend what is theirs
Serbs just defend what is theirs

References