In “Kad zavonja proculice” (“When the Wallflowers Scent the Air”), a smell carries the narrator back to childhood and home. Jasna Zlokić’s lyric moves through rain-darkened earth, local plants and remembered mornings, showing how the sensory details of a place can summon a whole lost world. The song’s central feeling is homesickness: distance makes the familiar landscape more precious.

The lyric is sung in a distinctly Dalmatian dialect, anchoring the song in the island and coastal culture closely associated with Zlokić’s music. The track is preserved in her catalogue and appears on the later *50 Originalnih Pjesama* collection, but that compilation date should not be mistaken for the song’s original release. Its regional pop character comes through most clearly in the language and its affectionate attention to local flora and weather.

No confirmed original release year or chart position is readily documented. “Kad zavonja proculice” is less a conventional romance song than a musical portrait of belonging, using scent as a path from the present back to a childhood landscape. Its specificity gives the nostalgia its force: this is not an abstract homeland, but a place the narrator can still smell.