Marija Serifovic, the winner of Eurovision 2007, knows how to deal with secrets. Last November she revealed her darkest truths in a documentary and a book. She also promised to release an album that would clarify who she is and leave us breathless. So far, two songs have dropped: “Gorka hrabrost” and “Ja volim svoj greh”.

“Ja volim svoj greh”, which means “I Love My Sin” in English, premiered during the final of X Factor Adria last Sunday. Technical problems marred Marija’s performance, so she asked that all footage be removed from Youtube. What Marija wants Marija gets. Fortunately she was kind enough to share the official video with us.

http://youtu.be/GydVqOvMphE

The video features lots of smiling faces, French kisses, and Linus Svenning-inspired guys covered in tats. There is also a woman holding a snake while eating an apple, perhaps to appeal to all you fans of Genesis.

Fans around the Balkans have been asking, ‘Where’s the gay kiss?’ As you’ll recall, Marija, who you thought was a closeted lesbian, recently came out as bisexual.

In early January, she posted a sneak peek of “Gorka hrabrost”, the first song from her upcoming album, on Instagram. “Gorka hrabrost”, which means “Bitter Courage” in English, was written by Marina Tucakovic, the songwriter behind Milan Stankovic’s “Ovo je Balkan”, Moje 3’s “Ljubav je svuda”, and Zeljko Joksimovic’s “Nije ljubav stvar”.

Ja volim svoj greh lyrics

It just happens,
you don’t even fight with it.
And I don’t want to regret it
because I love you.
And I’m praying and I’ll pray
but I won’t for myself.

When I see you
my brakes stop working.
Because of you I would go across
my own and foreign borders.
And I’m praying and I’ll pray
but I won’t for myself.

I love my sin (it’s from God himself)
That sin loves me (that is what remains of me)
And may I be an eyesore to everything
Sin is my name
We are two different worlds (love’s the same, isn’t it?)
We are the same pain
And may I be an eyesore to everything
Sin is my name

In a world without mercy,
two souls find each other.
They then lift each other up from the dark
And I’m praying and I’ll pray
And I’ll pray and I’ll pray
but I won’t for myself.

I love my sin (it’s from God himself)
That sin loves me (that is what remains of me)
And may I be an eyesore to everything
Sin is my name
We are two different worlds (love’s the same, isn’t it?)
We are the same pain
And may I be an eyesore to everything
Sin is my name

When I’m somewhere far away
I return to myself
I can’t go far from my heart
I’m born to be myself

I love my sin (it’s from God himself)
… sin is my name

 

Mario Saucedo contributed this report from Croatia. Follow the team from WiwiBloggs.com on Twitter @wiwibloggs. And while you’re at it, like our Facebook page to stay up-to-date with the latest Eurovision news and gossip.

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B.I
B.I
9 years ago

The best and golden voice of Europe.
Liefs I.B

B.I
B.I
9 years ago

Marija heeft geen technische apparatuur nodig om te zingen,ze zingt zonder microfoon,oortje heel goed.Jeetje kon ik die a van jeitlbum van haar maar kopen.En die bisexualiteit van je,doe daar maar mee vem maar niet verliest is het prrder zolang als je uw goude stem niet verliest is het prima !!! Liefs I.B.

Francel
Francel
10 years ago

The best voice of Serbia today.
I love it.
Greetings from Spain!!!

manolo
manolo
10 years ago

bisexual? my ass!

Scar
Scar
10 years ago

Honestly, a lot of people kind of knew that she was. I’m glad that she finally came out. She will be a great role model for the LGBT community.

Marcelo N
10 years ago

The lyrics are quite good! I don’t get all the giggling in the clip, though 😛
As regards Marija S, it actually was coming out to say she likes men, too!!

Miksi
10 years ago

Simply,it’s Marija,it just can’t be bad 😉