Uloga
Maya Berović Lyrics

The lyrics of Maya Berovic's song "Uloga" depict a woman who is feeling neglected and mistreated by her partner. The song opens with her expressing her frustration and loneliness as her partner has not contacted her for hours, while she patiently waits for him. She believes that he is not cheating on her, but rather embarrassing and disrespecting her. She observes him drinking whiskey and taking pills every day, which leads her to question what he is waiting for. She wonders why he finds it so difficult to be with her if she is causing him so much unhappiness. Ultimately, she realizes that she no longer wants to play the role assigned to her in this toxic relationship and decides to move on.

The chorus emphasizes her desire for change and her determination to let go of this detrimental relationship. She declares that if her presence is causing him so much trouble, she no longer wants to be a part of it. This role is not suitable for her anymore, suggesting that she has grown tired of being mistreated and undervalued. In the second verse, she contemplates the possibility of confessing her own guilt to the waiter. She admits her responsibility for the problems in the relationship but also acknowledges that she cannot sleep alone without him. The repetition of the phrase "zovi konobara da mi naspe" (call the waiter to pour me a drink) reinforces her longing for comfort and reveals her inability to move on completely.