The song "Spojene Šake" by III. Čin talks about the rough and tough lifestyle of the artists, Grše, Danko Utoka, Đona, and Drvoje PIMP. The lyrics describe their involvement in street life, crime, and dealing with the police. They talk about standing their ground, being fearless, and taking what they want. The chorus references bloody hands, bloody streets, and bloody police, suggesting a violent and dangerous environment where they operate. The artists boast about their dominance and power in their surroundings, showcasing a sense of machismo and bravado. Overall, the song captures the raw and gritty reality of street life and the struggles of surviving in a harsh environment. The artists portray themselves as tough and resilient individuals who are not afraid to take risks and stand up for themselves.
