“Briga me za sve” (“I Don't Care About Anything”) gives Jutro a more carefree, defiant tone than its many romantic ballads. The title suggests a temporary release from worry, with affection and physical closeness taking precedence over the troubles around the singer. The track's outlook is less about permanent indifference than about choosing to live in the moment, a familiar pop-song gesture that the group delivers with a warm regional melody.

The recording was released in 2005 and appears in Jutro's streaming catalogue. Its later release date places it beyond the group's better-known 1990 album period, showing that the artist name continued to be attached to recordings across different years. The song's accessible pop-folk arrangement keeps its central attitude clear, while the title works as a concise refrain and a statement of mood.

A robust chart peak is not widely reported, but the track remains available through digital platforms. “Briga me za sve” is a lighter entry in Jutro's catalogue, shifting the focus from separation and regret to a brief escape from everyday concerns. Its appeal comes from that contrast: the singer does not solve life's problems, but for the length of the song decides that love and the present moment matter more.