Tebi koja si me voljela
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kad te za mene budu pitali
i znam da ces dobro odglumiti
da tako je moralo biti
A ja sam kraj tebe htio ostati
ej djecu bi mi rodila
i nikad te niko nece voljeti
ko sto tada voljeh ja
ma niko nikada
Tebi koja si me voljela
i meni koji sam te volio
zivot nam je samo bol
i tugu donio
A shared love remembered as loss
Katapult's “Tebi koja si me voljela” (“To You Who Loved Me”) is a reflective breakup ballad that addresses both people in a relationship after it has ended. Its title recognizes that love was shared, while the song's perspective weighs that affection against the sadness that followed. The result is not a simple accusation or a plea for reunion, but a lament for two people whose hopes did not lead to the life they wanted.
The recording appeared on Katapult's 1998 album *Milioner*. Its melodic, emotionally direct approach places it within the pop-rock ballad tradition of the late 1990s in the former Yugoslav region. The song's relationship between title and narrative gives it a sense of shared loss: the singer speaks to the person who loved him while also acknowledging his own place in the story.
No reliable chart position is widely documented, but the track remains available through album catalogues and online video platforms. Its enduring appeal is tied to the balance of tenderness and regret. “Tebi koja si me voljela” does not present heartbreak as a clean victory for one side; instead, it remembers two people who loved each other and still ended up with pain. That mutual perspective gives the ballad its quiet emotional weight.