spotify.com/track/681iV09UYNoKPoEgwHJ1p8">Mađioničar album ? Mile Kitic - Sto me nisi manje volela - (Audio 2015)
The song was a family collaboration, with lyrics and music composed by Kitić’s wife, Marta Savić. Marta Savić Arranger: Aleksandar Kobac Video Director: Vedad Jašarević Backing Vocals: Elena Kitić (Mile’s daughter) Lyrical Themes
Mile Kitic - Sto me nisi manje volela - (OFFICIAL VIDEO 2015) Mile Kitic•33M views. 4:52. YouTube·Mile Kitic Mile Kitić – Što Me Nisi Manje Volela - Discogs
Credits * Arranged By – Aleksandar Kobac. * Backing Vocals – Elena* * Music By, Lyrics By – M. Savić* * Recorded By – Kole* Mile Kitić – Što me nisi manje volela Lyrics - Genius
The song is a dramatic ballad of regret and self-reproach. In the lyrics, the narrator laments his own infidelity and how he mistreated a partner who was "like an angel". He expresses a wish that she had loved him less or even "blown him up with a bomb" so he wouldn't have to live with the guilt of destroying such a pure love.
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spotify.com/track/681iV09UYNoKPoEgwHJ1p8">Mađioničar album ? Mile Kitic - Sto me nisi manje volela - (Audio 2015)
The song was a family collaboration, with lyrics and music composed by Kitić’s wife, Marta Savić. Marta Savić Arranger: Aleksandar Kobac Video Director: Vedad Jašarević Backing Vocals: Elena Kitić (Mile’s daughter) Lyrical Themes spotify
Mile Kitic - Sto me nisi manje volela - (OFFICIAL VIDEO 2015) Mile Kitic•33M views. 4:52. YouTube·Mile Kitic Mile Kitić – Što Me Nisi Manje Volela - Discogs Savić* * Recorded By – Kole* Mile Kitić
Credits * Arranged By – Aleksandar Kobac. * Backing Vocals – Elena* * Music By, Lyrics By – M. Savić* * Recorded By – Kole* Mile Kitić – Što me nisi manje volela Lyrics - Genius Lyrics By – M.
The song is a dramatic ballad of regret and self-reproach. In the lyrics, the narrator laments his own infidelity and how he mistreated a partner who was "like an angel". He expresses a wish that she had loved him less or even "blown him up with a bomb" so he wouldn't have to live with the guilt of destroying such a pure love.