Vrati je tati Lyrics – Jala Brat, Buba Corelli Ganlyrics

Vrati je tati Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1: Jala Brat]
In this verse, Jala Brat paints a picture of a luxurious, fast-paced lifestyle. He refers to his crew as “Imperia” and mentions how everyone is copying his style, but he’s on a different level, comparing himself to football star Edin Džeko and the team Fenerbahçe. He talks about being constantly busy, his phone always ringing, and living life without slowing down, like the Greek myth of Sisyphus. He mentions risky things like riding Yamaha motorcycles, and how everything he buys, including expensive items, is often on a lease. Jala also touches on the superficial relationships around him, with people trying to get close for fame or money, while he stays focused on his grind. There’s also a playful reference to his wealth, with the line “calling me daddy,” as a nod to how people try to get into his good graces for material gain.

[Refren: Jala Brat]
The chorus captures the essence of living fast and recklessly. Jala Brat describes a chaotic, youthful energy—he’s got money, cars, and power, living in the moment. He mentions driving around in a G-Class and having an intense, almost dangerous vibe. The repeated “spusti je, vrati je tati” (lower her, return her to daddy) suggests an almost playful, carefree attitude towards relationships or attention from women, as if to say, “she’s not staying with me, she belongs elsewhere.” It’s about having fun, showing off, and enjoying the thrill of life.

[Strofa 2: Buba Corelli]
In this verse, Buba Corelli dives deeper into his own lavish lifestyle. He mentions his crew, his expensive watches (“AP” and “blindiran G”), and how his brand is solidified by his fame. The reference to drinking Sprite and codeine suggests a mix of lean, a popular street drink associated with a carefree but reckless lifestyle. Buba highlights his fame, ice-cold chains, and partying with champagne to cope with the pain of the hustle. He compares his life to a never-ending cycle of thrill and danger, all while enjoying luxury, beautiful women, and fast cars. His attitude is cocky and he enjoys every moment of living in the spotlight.

[Refren: Jala Brat]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the crazy, wild energy of the lifestyle Jala and Buba are living. They’re young, rich, and living without limits. The mention of a G-Class and a Bentley further reinforces their success and high status. The playful tone continues with “vrati je tati,” showing that they’re just having fun and not taking things too seriously. They’re sending people to the “urgent” (hospital), a metaphor for how intense and dangerous their world can be, but they remain untouchable and in control.