Blur Lyrics – Jala Brat, Buba Corelli Ganlyrics

Blur Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, the artists describe a night filled with excitement and danger. The woman they talk about is captivating, with her eyes likened to money and her body described in a seductive manner. They compare the intensity of their feelings for her to being trapped, with hearts “locked” in the blocks (urban areas). The atmosphere is tense, with references to guns and rebellion, yet the artists don’t care about the opinions of others. The woman is portrayed as dangerous, yet alluring, with a figure so stunning that it could belong in a music video. The desire is strong enough that they’d risk everything, even prison, just to be close to her for one night.

[Pred-Refren]
In the pre-chorus, the artists express how they feel overwhelmed by the woman’s presence. It’s as though they are surrounded by “demons” (temptation and chaos), and the woman’s eyes shine brightly like neon lights, pulling them in. The same feelings of excitement and instability overwhelm them whenever she enters their “zone,” making them lose balance and control.

[Refren]
In the chorus, the artists reflect on how the night has just begun, and there’s no rush. They’re in the moment, enjoying the thrill of it all. They describe driving with tinted windows to keep their intimacy hidden from the world. The focus is entirely on her, with everything else fading into the background. They’re consumed by her presence, losing themselves in her allure as if sinking deeper into the situation.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, the artists continue describing their fast-paced lifestyle. They mention Sarajevo, which is their base, and how they’re always on the move, fearless. The woman they’re interested in gives off a luxurious vibe, with her designer Dior bag attracting attention. The artist also reflects on how, despite his success, he’s drawn to older, more experienced women. He feels that his life is now intertwined with her fantasies, highlighting the contrast between their worlds.

[Pred-Refren]
The pre-chorus is repeated here, emphasizing the same feelings of being overwhelmed by the woman’s power. The “demons” surrounding them and the loss of balance whenever she’s around continue to be a recurring theme, symbolizing how deeply she affects them.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the idea that the night is just beginning and they are fully immersed in the moment. The excitement and tension grow as their focus remains entirely on the woman, making everything else around them blur into the background. They continue to sink deeper into this intoxicating, seductive experience.