Songs
The album contains twelve songs and two previously unreleased bonus songs. The track listings are as follows:
| # | Title | English translation | Duration | Credits | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Kukavica | Coward | N/A | Branislav Samardžić - Branislav Samardžić - Dragan Kovačević Struja | Cover of "Πόσο μου λείπει" ("Póso mou leípei") by Sotis Volanis |
| 2. | Ne računaj na mene | Don't count on me | 3:29 | Rade Kovačević - N. Rumenić Ruža - Zoran Kostić | Cover of "Gia sena" by Giannis Tassios |
| 3. | Anđeo | Angel | 3:17 | N/A - N/A - D. Kovačević Struja | |
| 4. | Mamuran | Drowsy | N/A | Rade Kovačević - N. Rumenić Ruža - Zoran Kostić | |
| 5. | Sanjao sam san... (trube) | I dreamed a dream... | 4:33 | Pero Trocadero - Pero Trocadero - Dragan Kovačević Struja, Zoran Kostić | |
| 6. | Istovremeno | At the same time | 3:11 | Dražen Damjanović - Branislav Samardžić, Dragan Kovačević Struja | |
| 7. | Ljepša od noći | Prettier than the night | 3:08 | Goran Kiridžić - Goran Kiridžić - Zoran Kostić | duet with Dado Polumenta Cover of "Έχω πετάξει μαζί σου" by Stamatis Gonidis |
| 8. | Putnik | Traveler | 3:49 | Darko Čepić - Darko Čepić - Zoran Kostić | |
| 9. | Djevojka iz komšiluka | Girl from the neighborhood | 3:34 | Branislav Samardžić - Branislav Samardžić - Dragan Kovačević Struja | |
| 10. | Nijedna kao ti | No one like you | N/A | Branislav Samardžić - Branislav Samardžić - Dragan Kovačević Struja | |
| 11. | Ludak | Insane (person) | 3:42 | Darko Čepić - Darko Čepić - Zoran Kostić | |
| 12. | Bezobrazna | Stubborn | N/A | Darko Čepić - Darko Čepić - Zoran Kostić | |
| BONUS | |||||
| 13. | Kako sam volio tebe | How I loved you | N/A | Šako Polumenta, Goran Ćiričić - Šako Polumenta, Goran Ćiričić - Zoran Kostić | |
| 14. | Snaga tišine | The power of silence | N/A | Šako Polumenta, Goran Ćiričić - Šako Polumenta, Goran Ćiričić - Zoran Kostić | |
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