"To mogu samo srpkinje" (Serbian Cyrillic: "То могу само српкиње", lit. "Only Serbian Women Can Do That") is the first track to the 1993 album, Ljubo Granata.
Music and lyrics
[TBA]
Lyrics
Lyrics:
Na obali Meretve
Gdje se stijene bijele
Stotinu žena, iz sela Borci
Izašle medgan da dijele
Stotinu žena, iz sela Borci
Izašle medgan da dijele
Sto žena, sto majki
Sto Jovanki Orleanki
Na put stalo pred dušmane
Djece svoju da obrane
S' puškom stalo pred dušmane
Djece svoju da obrane
U rovu i muškarci
Ljutu borbu vodili
Al s' leđa njuma, dušmanu kleti,
na selo Borce napali
Al s' leđa njuma, dušmanu kleti,
na selo Borce napali
Sto žena, sto majki
Sto Jovanki Orleanki
S' puškom stalo pred dušmane
Djece svoju da obrane
S' puškom stalo pred dušmane
Djece svoju da obrane
Žene napad odbile
Djece svoju spasile
I braći svojoj štitile leđa
To mogu samo Srpkinje
I braći svojoj štitile leđa
To mogu samo Srpkinje
Sto žena, sto majki
Sto Jovanki Orleanki
S' puškom stalo pred dušmane
Djece svoju da obrane
S' puškom stalo pred dušmane
Djece svoju da obrane
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Lyrics (English):
On the banks of the Neretva,
Where the rocks turn white,
A hundred women from the village Borci
Stood up to fight
A hundred women from the village Borci
Stood up to fight
A hundred women, a hundred mothers
A hundred Joan of Arcs
Stood on the path, in front of the enemy
To defend their children
Stood armed in front of the enemy
To defend their children
In the trenches,
The men fought in the fierce battle
But behind their backs,
The cursed enemy attacked Borci
But behind their backs,
The cursed enemy attacked Borci
A hundred women, a hundred mothers
A hundred Joan of Arcs
Stood armed in front of the enemy
To defend their children
Stood armed in front of the enemy
To defend their children
The women repelled the attack,
Saved their children,
And protected their brothers' backs
Only Serbian women can do that
And protected their brothers' backs
Only Serbian women can do that
A hundred women, a hundred mothers
A hundred Joan of Arcs
Stood armed in front of the enemy
To defend their children
Stood armed in front of the enemy
To defend their children
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