List of Bosnia and Herzegovina patriotic songs

This is a list of Bosnian patriotic songs.

• "Bosanac" (Bosnian Man): 1984 song by Bosnian singer Lepa Brena and her band Slatki Greh on their album Bato, Bato
• "Bosanac" (Bosnian [Man]): folk song from 1991 by singer Enes Begović
• "Bosanac" (Bosnian [Man]): turbo-folk song from 2012 by singer Elvira Rahić and DJ Deny
• "Bosna" (Bosnia): song about the Bosnia and Herzegovina national basketball team, also used when the KK Bosna team plays games
• "Bosna će vječno živjeti u nama" (Bosnia Will Live in Us Forever): song by Bosnian musician and scientist Besim Spahić
• "Bosna ima jedna samo" (Bosnia [There] Is One [And] Only): 1994 song by Bosnian singer Ferid Avdić
• "Bosno moja, jabuko u cvetu" (My Bosnia, the Apple in Flowering): 1987 song by Bosnian-born Serb musician Miloš Bojanić
• "Bosno moja, majko mila[/moja]" (My Bosnia, the Mother Dear[/Mine]): 2002 song by Miloš Bojanić
• "Bosnom behar probeharao" (All over Bosnia, the Blossoms Have Blossomed): song by Bosnian singer Dino Merlin released in 1989
• "Cijela Bosna" (Whole Bosnia): sevdalinka performed by singer Nusreta Kobić
• "Da sam ptica" (If I Were a Bird): an old sevdalinka
• "Domovina" (Homeland): song about National Day
• "Haj’mo Bosno" (Bosnia, Let's Go): sports fan song (mainly football)
• "Hej, Bosno moja" (Hey, My Bosnia): song by singer Nazif Gljiva (he also sings "Ne damo Bosne, ne damo Hercegovine" (We Do Not Give Bosnia, We Do Not Give Herzegovina), "Kad se sjetim Bosne" (When I Remember Bosnia), "Armija BiH" (Army of BiH), "Talijan" etc.)
• "Hej, Bosno, Bosno" (Hey, Bosnia, Bosnia): song by folk rock band Nervozni Poštar
• "Ide Bosna do Brazila" (Bosnia Goes to Brasil): sports song by singer DJ Krmak (he also sings "Reprezentacija BiH" (Representation of BiH), "Kad u Bosnu kom zurik" (When I Come back to Bosnia), "Eros bosančeros" etc.)
• "Igraj Bosno" (Bosnia, Play): sports fan song
• "Iz srca Bosne" (From Heart of Bosnia): 1989 song by Ferid Avdić
• "Ja ti odoh majko" (I Am Going, Mother): song by Senad Hasić about the Bosnian War
• "Jedna si jedina" (You're One and Only): former national anthem of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• "Jedna si jedina" (You're One and Only): song written by Milić Vukašinović and performed by Hanka Paldum
• "Kad Bosanac u Bosnu se vraća" (When Bosnian [Man] Comes Back to Bosnia): 1998 song by Miloš Bojanić
• "Kad Bosnom behar probehara" (When Cherry Blossom Cherryblossoms throughout Bosnia): 2017 song by Bosnian singer Ferid Avdić, presented at Ilidža Folk Music Festival
• "Mani zemlju koja Bosnu nema" (Ignore the Land That Does Not Have Bosnia): 1985 song by Bosnian singer Lepa Brena and her band Slatki Greh on their album Pile moje
• "Mojoj dragoj BiH" (To My Dear BiH): patriotic song by Drugi način about Bosnia and Herzegovina
• "Nigdje tako k’o u Bosni nema" (There Is Not Anywhere Like in Bosnia): sevdalinka by Alma Subašić
• "Nije Bosna čaša vode" (Bosnia Is Not a Glass of Water): sevdalinka-folk song by singer Hasiba Agić
• "Ovo je Bosna, jednom shvatite" (This Is Bosnia, Comprehense It Once): RBiH patriotic song
• "Patriotska liga" (The Patriotic League): song by Rizo Hamidović, Hasiba Agić, Omer Livnjak and Hanka Paldum about Bosnian Patriotic League
• "Pjesma o Bosni" (Song about Bosnia): song by Mirsad Šehić
• "Ponesi zastavu" (Carry the Flag): song by Mladen Vojičić Tifa about the commander of the army Dragan Vikić
• "Raspjevana Bosna" (Singful Bosnia): 1984 song by Ferid Avdić
• "Sarajevska raja" (Sarajevo's People): song by Mugdim Avdić Henda about Sarajevans
• "Sinovi Bosne" (Sons of Bosnia): released during the Bosnian War—it references Ban Kulin and Husein Gradaščević
• "Srce na teren" (Heart to the Field): football fans song sang by Serpico ft Halid Bešlić & Marijan Mijajlović
• "Sva bol svijeta" (All the Pain in the World): Bosnian entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993, performed in Bosnian by Fazla (the song's title refers to the suffering of the world caused by Bosnian War ongoing at the time)
• "Šehidski rastanak" (The Shaheed Parting): patriotic song from the sevdah singer Safet Isović (he also has many other popular Bosnian-patriotism songs: "Bosno moja" (My Bosnia), "Bosno moja lijepa gizdava" /performed also by Predrag Gojković Cune and Nada Mamula/, "Bosno moja poharana" (My Plundered Bosnia), "Prođoh Bosnom kroz gradove" (I Passed through Bosnia Cities) etc.)
• "Što nas ima – mašala" (There Is A Lot of Us – Mashallah): song by Kice, Amel Ćurić and Dajra
• "To su Hamze i Gazije" (That Are Hamze and Gazije): patriotic-folk song about the elite Hamza and Gazija forces who were part of the 505th Viteška Bužimska Brigada under Izet Nanić, widely considered the most elite forces of the Army of RBiH
• "Vojnik sreće" (Soldier of Fortune): song by Bosnian singer Dino Merlin about the heroic defense of Sarajevo during the siege
• "Volio BiH" (pun for "I'd Like", bih means 'would like to'): song by Bosnian band Dubioza kolektiv (they also have many other songs about BiH, often also anti-patriotic or negatively critical by subject: "Himna generacije" (Anthem of the Generation), "Tranzicija" (Transition), "Kokuz" (poor guy) etc.)
• "Vraćam se majci u Bosnu" (I Come Back to [My] Mother in Bosnia): song by Bosnian singer Halid Bešlić (he also sings "Ja se Bosni spremam" (I Prepare for Bosnia), "Život je Bosna" (Life is Bosnia; with Alka Vuica, ft Tarkan) etc.)
• "Vukovi" (Wolves), song by Šerif Konjević about the Bosnian War
• "Zaplakala Bosna" (Bosnia Has Started to Cry): song by singer Halid Muslimović
• "Zastava bosanska" (The Bosnian Flag): song by Nedžad Esadović about Bosnian flag
• "Zmaj od Bosne" (Dragon of Bosnia): traditional song written by Hašim Muharemović in the 1960s about Husein Gradaščević
• "Živjela Bosna" (Long Live Bosnia): wartime song from 1995 by singer Mahir Bureković