“Sta se moze” (“What Can You Do”) describes a relationship that offers neither emotional security nor a clean break. Jeca's narrator feels unable to rise or fall with her partner, unsure what she means to him or what she can hope for. The refrain admits that she cannot escape her feelings: her heart continues to love even as the relationship hurts.

The song is part of Jelena “Jeca” Krsmanović's folk repertoire and is catalogued with her 2000 album *Ti gubiš*. Its central image is not dramatic betrayal but a trapped, unresolved attachment, expressed through a repeated refrain that sounds both resigned and defiant. The compact verses keep returning to the same question of what, if anything, can be done.

No dependable chart history or detailed critical coverage is available. “Sta se moze” is best approached as a relationship lament whose plainspoken lyric captures the frustration of being unable to change either a partner or one's own feelings. The performance's emotional force lies in that impasse rather than in a triumphant resolution.