The night before the Olympic flame was extinguished
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Mufa, Kiki and I had a passionate party
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youth has flowed through our lives
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like a stream flowing through karst
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everything there is, there, on the table
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there was nothing left for us
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My fat uncle was talking then
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sometimes through tears and sometimes through laughter
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for all your jokes
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you will pay the guild once
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The night before the burning of the armed people
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the last time Mufa, Kiki and I sat
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three jarans, three stories, three foreign languages
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we grew up on the same land, but from different roots
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Mufa shit about human rights
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Kiki cried out that his eyesight was weak
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hell stood before us
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and between us, the Great Wall of China
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Mufa, Kiki and I.
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Sometimes the Archduke falls
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once an old bridegroom
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it is not known whose head is first
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so here the war begins
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Mufa knew who he belonged to
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he was ready for that day
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I had evaporated
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and Kiki stayed to move the apartment
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I watched Mufa on CNN
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with a heckler and in tan
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he says, he is defending his city
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and he who does not defend the city stinks to him
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Kiki knew that story was a dick
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but he did not know how to keep it to himself
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barked around, crazy and bold
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until one night he was taken away
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Mufa, Kiki and I.
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a blizzard blew us away
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on three sides, three times, three old havers angry
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Mufa, Kiki and I.
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Mufa found him after seven days
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in a house in Bjelava
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he came in quietly and just said
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let him go so he doesn't fuck someone's mother
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That night was deaf and cold
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and Miljacka was cold too
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Mufa arranged a variant of the leg
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the word of the Chetniks was awaited
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He fell into the mud and felt the pipe
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he saw a face, bearded and cheeky
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he saw death and heard the words
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welcome to Republika Srpska
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Boro the baker was waiting for him in the command
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listen to the storks, how everyone works
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sign up, fol voluntarily
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I'm sending you to Hres
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in a month or two, get to Canada
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I heard about Mufa being in the Scroll
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with a brother's wife from a past marriage
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they say they can't do without Sarajevo
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without that water and that air
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A small postcard arrived from Kiki
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on it waterfalls, on Niagara
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it says my name and my address
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writes, goodbye zohari
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The night before the presentation of the Dayton signature
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I dreamed, we are together again, Mufa, Kiki and me
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it was like, a hastal full of various deacons
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it was morning, dew and flowers and a young peasant woman
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It was sunny, clear and bright
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as always, after a rainy night
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only it was no longer us
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in his, strength and power
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Mufa, Kiki and I. |