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Real Story Lyrics Meaning

[Uvod (Intro)]
The intro shows the artist greeting someone, referring to them as “čika Biber” (a term that could be used for a familiar older man). He wonders who the people around him are, calling them “kuretovi klinci” (young punks) and expressing frustration, saying they are all the same.

[Strofa (Verse)]
This verse reflects the struggles of growing up in a tough, crime-ridden neighborhood. The artist shares how, as a child, he was already exposed to violence and crime, watching people in the streets who are involved in all sorts of illegal activities. He talks about how quickly someone can get caught up in this lifestyle, with thieves, drug dealers, and juvenile delinquents all around. He also refers to the pressure of living in this environment—how you’re forced into a life where money and survival are priorities.

The artist stresses that everyone is in it for the money, and life is a constant struggle. There’s a sense of inevitability, as if everyone in his world is trapped in this cycle. The verse touches on the tough choices and the constant presence of law enforcement, who threaten the safety of everyone involved in the underground world. The artist reveals how, despite the hardships, there’s also a bond among those in his circle. He knows who he can trust, and who he can’t, while being aware of the darker sides of life. He mentions how the atmosphere smells like drügs, how life is consumed by street activities, and how some of his friends have fallen into criminal activities.

Despite the hard times, the artist feels no guilt or remorse. He embraces the lifestyle and feels no shame about his involvement in it. The verse also describes how there are limited ways out, and life is a constant hustle. He speaks about how the rules of society don’t matter in his world, and shortcuts are used to survive. People grow up fast and are taught the harsh realities, where even childhood is consumed by crime and the need for money. As he continues, he talks about the circle of people he interacts with—those who make money or end up in prison, with no escape from the cycle. He reflects on how life in this tough neighborhood requires people to work together, rely on each other, and live by a different set of rules.

There’s a contrast between the young, naïve, and hopeful versions of themselves they once were and the hardened individuals they’ve become. As a child, he already knew the dangers and temptations surrounding him, but as time passed, he became more accustomed to this harsh reality. Everyone around him is either chasing money or trapped by their circumstances. No one is living easy, and everyone’s dreams are shaped by the tough conditions around them. The verse ends with the artist almost resigned to his fate—accepting that life has never been easy and that he’s not surprised by what’s happened.

[Završetak (Conclusion)]
In the conclusion, the artist reflects on how everything seems to be a joke or a game to others, but for him and his peers, it’s a harsh reality. They use humor or antics to cope with the tough circumstances, but it doesn’t change the struggles they face.