6 Ujutru Lyrics – Jala Brat, Buba Corelli

6 Ujutru Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1: Jala Brat & Teodora]
He’s talking about how she keeps making excuses to avoid him—saying she’s tired, has a headache, or is staying at a friend’s place. But he doesn’t really buy it. He’s confused and frustrated, feeling like she’s hiding something or maybe even cheating, which makes her act jealous toward him. He questions who’s calling her in the middle of the night and points out that even though they sleep together, she still acts like she doesn’t belong to him. It’s an emotional mess—he’s unsure whether she’s being real or playing games. He remembers when things were sweet, but now there’s yelling, broken stuff, and emotional chaos. Even though it’s all messed up, he still feels drawn to her. Then he tells her to go away, that her words hurt, and whatever they had, she can take it and leave.

[Refren: Jala Brat & Buba Corelli]
He’s got a bunch of money, but he still feels sad. It’s 6 in the morning, and he’s partying hard, but deep down, he’s just trying to distract himself from the pain and heartbreak.

[Post-Refren: Teodora]
She’s saying she’ll show up right away, especially now that he’s lost and off track. She wants him to feel how angry she is because she saw him with someone else in her dreams.

[Strofa 2: Buba Corelli & Teodora]
He describes being physically attracted to her—her touch, her hair, her whole presence. But at the same time, she’s strong and distant, like her heart’s made of ice. He wants her to quiet the noise around them so he can really talk to her about everything, even the wild side of their relationship. She’s glowing, full of charm and confidence. He wants to take control, slow things down, but still keep it passionate. Only now he realizes how unpredictable she is, but that’s part of why every day with her feels like a party. Their physical connection is wild and full of energy.

[Refren: Jala Brat & Buba Corelli]
Again, he’s showing that even with all the money and partying, he’s still not over her. He’s constantly chasing something—maybe love, maybe distraction—but never letting himself stop to feel the pain.

[Post-Refren: Teodora]
She repeats that she’ll come to him quickly, to the place where he’s lost himself, just so he knows how mad she is. She’s still haunted by thoughts of him with someone else.