Džanum

Teya Dora begins the emotional journey of 'Džanum' with a stark sense of rejection, encapsulated within the refrain 'Niko neće džanum'. The vivid imagery of an individual unable to find anyone to ease their pain introduces a foundation of desperation and sorrow. Through the lyrics, the listeners are submerged into the artist's world where even as the night falls, there is no escape from the recurring nightmare that plagues her sleep.

The allegorical Saint presenting a black chain and the dark-hued sea that lures her, suggest an unbreakable cycle of despair. This metaphor extends into the pre-chorus, reinforcing the idea that nobody desires to take on the burden of her suffering. As she confides her pain to the listeners, there's an implied yearning for empathy, a desire to be understood and healed, yet she confronts the harsh truth that she stands alone with her afflictions.

The chorus further amplifies the theme of a cursed destiny, reinforcing the sense of isolation and the feeling that relief will not come 'ni do zadnjeg leta, ni do kraja sveta' ('neither to the last flight nor to the end of the world'). There's a lamentation over an anchorless soul, which captures the essence of the song - a quest for a personal haven, an absence of peace, and the longing for a touching connection that seems eternally out of reach.

In the post-chorus, the repetition of 'moje more' ('my sea') could be symbolic of the vast, uncontrolled expanse of the singer's inner turmoil — a sea of sorrow that she is endlessly adrift upon. The repetition mirrors the relentless waves of uncertainty and solitude that continue to come crashing down, without an end in sight.