“Proleće nije došlo” (“Spring Has Not Come”) turns the changing season into a measure of romantic loss. Jasna Kočijašević’s narrator says spring never descended into her valley because the former lover left it beside another woman. Swallows return and the first flowers appear, but none can bring warmth back to a life left in winter.

Kočijašević released the song as a PGP RTB 7-inch single in 1981, paired with “Još će za mnom ludovati.” She is known for Serbian folk and sevdah interpretations, and this recording uses nature echoing an emotional state to make the story immediately legible. The seasonal imagery moves from missing spring to the letters and lies the narrator is ready to burn.

No verified chart history or reliable authorship credits are documented in the sources consulted. The single’s surviving catalogue entries establish its release context, while the lyric carries the song’s central effect: spring arrives for the world around the singer, but not for her. Its repeated refrain makes heartbreak feel like a season that refuses to end.