“Sve moje ljubavi žive u tebi” (“All My Loves Live in You”) compresses a lifetime of affection into one person. Jasna Zlokić’s narrator looks back on youth and happiness as things that have passed like leaves in the wind, yet insists that every love she has known still lives in the beloved. The lyric’s prayerful language makes devotion feel both intimate and almost sacred.

Zlokić performed the song at the 1993 Melodije Hrvatskog Jadrana festival; it was also issued in the festival’s Croatia Records catalogue. The coastal Croatian dialect in the lyric and the song’s lyrical, melodic delivery place it naturally within the Dalmatian pop tradition for which Zlokić is known. Its mood is reflective rather than theatrical, shaped by memory and enduring attachment.

No dependable chart position is documented. The song continues to circulate through streaming and lyric catalogues, but its strongest context is the festival and regional pop tradition of the early 1990s. “Sve moje ljubavi žive u tebi” uses images of lost time and changing seasons to make a simple claim feel expansive: the singer’s past and present affections converge in one person.