In tisočkrat me prime za vrat,Ko ravnotežje lovim.Še tisočkrat je premalo,Mi zleze pod kožo,Se tam zadrži.Vozi me, hoče me, gleda, usmerja me,Roke nad mano drži.Dober den, to sen jaz,Ne vem kdo si ti.
In tisočkrat me premakneJe večje od mene, nad mano sedi.Še tisočkrat me premakne iz mesta na mesto,Kjer redko, če sploh kdo stoji.Vozi me, pelje me, gleda, usmerja meV svoji me smeri drži.Dober den, to sen jaz,Ne vem kdo si ti. Samo Budna-Dober den
: In the final verse, the narrator observes that "days fly by day after day" too quickly. This reflects the anxiety of aging and the feeling that time is slipping away before one can truly understand their place in the world. Musical Context In tisočkrat me prime za vrat,Ko ravnotežje lovim
: The repeating motif "Vozi me, pelje me... v svoji me smeri drži" (It drives me, it leads me... it keeps me in its direction) suggests a life governed by routine, fate, or societal expectations. The narrator feels like a passenger in his own existence, moved from place to place by a force "bigger" than himself. This reflects the anxiety of aging and the
: The phrase "prime za vrat, ko ravnotežje lovim" (grabs me by the neck while I catch my balance) vividly depicts the internal struggle to remain grounded while being overwhelmed by external pressures or emotional turmoil.