“Nek ljeto dodje” (“Let Summer Come”) asks the sea and a gray gull to answer whether anyone else has ever loved in the same place. Jasna Gospić’s narrator revisits a former meeting by the water and wonders if the memory can be submerged along with other old romances. But the chorus reverses that wish: the summer of love should never end once it has taken hold.

The song appears on Gospić’s self-titled 1991 album. Available catalogue references credit the lyric to Mili Kid. Images of shorelines, waves, gulls and a fallen star place the song in a lyrical Adriatic pop setting, while Gospić’s wistful delivery balances nostalgia with a lingering hope that the past still matters.

No reliable chart peak or substantial critical coverage is readily available. “Nek ljeto dodje” is part of Gospić’s recorded catalogue, but its emotional focus is more intimate than a conventional summer anthem: it uses the season as a metaphor for a love that continues to occupy the singer long after the relationship itself has passed.