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Sometime in late 1993 SuperTon released two Baja albums simultaneously, "Rat i mir" and [[Kockar bez sreće|"Kockar bez sreće"]] with the former composed of patriotic songs and the latter composed of love songs. Following the release of the album, the song "[[Grešnik (Song|Grešnik]]" would peak at no. 4 in the music charts in 1994.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230707204754/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OoQSog04ts Baja Mali Knindza - Gresnik]. Archived from [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OoQSog04ts the original] on 7 July 2023.</ref>[[File:1993 Superton Catalog Sabor.jpeg|thumb|"Happy new year 1994 wishes you SuperTon & Baja Mali Knindža". ([[Sabor]] December 1993)|left]]Compared to the albums that came before it, "Rat i mir" would be more grounded in its theming as it is a contemporary look into the state of wartime Yugoslavia.  It would still include songs to boost morale such as "[[Đedo (Song)|Đedo]]" and "[[Jovo (Song)|Jovo]]". The song "[[Dražo (Song)|Dražo]]" originally appeared in the [[Boro Srbin]] album "[[Ja sam Srbin (Album)|Ja sam Srbin]]." Released prior to "Rat i mir", it was titled "Ustani čiča Dražo" and reused elements of the Baja song "Kad sam bio mali." "[[Dražo (Song)|Dražo]]" would have a complete overhaul stylistically, though its lyrics would remain the same. The song "[[Đedo (Song)|Đedo]]" would be covered by Lepi Mića in the 1994 album [[Gdje cvetaju božuri|"Gdje cvjetaju božuri"]] and would be renamed to "Stari četnik".