Songs
The album contains ten songs. The track listings are as follows:
| # | Title | English translation | Duration | Credits | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Kafe Espresso | Café, Espresso | N/A | Christos Dantis - Suad Kurgaš - Senad Drešević | Cover of "Beautiful" by Christos Dantis |
| 2. | Ljepša od noći | Prettier than the night | N/A | Gonidis Stamatis - Goran Kiridžić - Zoran Kostić | duet with Šako Polumenta Cover of "Έχω πετάξει μαζί σου" by Gonidis Stamatis |
| 3. | Moja srno | My Doe | N/A | Almir Buza - Dženita Halilović, Zoran - Almir Buza | |
| 4. | Zauvjek tvoj | Forever Yours | N/A | Nikos Vertis - Dragan Brajević Braja - Peđa Blizanci | Cover of "De m'agapas" by Nikos Vertis |
| 5. | Bila je lijepa | She was pretty | N/A | Hamza Ražnatović - Hamza Ražnatović - Almir Buza | Remake of "Bila je lijepa" by Macbeth |
| 6. | Ti si meni bila sve | You were my everything | N/A | Saša Kovačević, Rade Kovačević - Nenad Ceramičić - Peđa Blizanac | |
| 7. | Majka | Mother | N/A | Sami Yusuf - Suad Kurgaš - Senad Drešević | |
| 8. | Dama | Dame | N/A | Senad Drešević - Dženita Halilović, Zoran - Senad Drešević | Samples "I'll Do You like a Truck" by Geo Da Silva |
| 9. | Nisam te se nagledao | I didn't look upon you | N/A | Rade Vučković - Rade Vučković - Senad Drešević, Branko Reković | Remake of "Nisam te se nagledao" by Zoran Gajić |
| 10. | Istina | Truth | N/A | Despina Vandi - Suad Kurgaš, Goran Kiridžić - N/A | Cover of "An de m'agapas" by Despina Vandi |
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