“Sto bi ja s tobom” (“What Would I Do with You?”) is a self-deprecating warning wrapped in a flirtatious Croatian pop song. Jasmin Stavros’s narrator admits to drinking, smoking, gambling and burning bridges, then wonders what he could offer someone when he cannot even manage himself. The bravado is undercut by the confession that he is in love, giving the chorus comic tension between attraction and caution.

The song is from Stavros’s 2014 album *Ima dana*. Music and lyrics are credited to Stavros and Mario Mihaljević, with Branimir Mihaljević arranging the track. Its lively, conversational delivery turns a confession of bad habits into a catchy character sketch rather than a solemn warning.

No dependable chart position is documented. The track remains listed in streaming and lyric catalogues, where the refrain captures its central joke: the narrator is drawn to the other person but doubts his own ability to be a good partner. That blend of humor and romantic uncertainty gives “Sto bi ja s tobom” its easy, memorable appeal.