Moje je tvoje sve
Kemal Hasic · Other Songs - Kemal Hasic
dolaze u paru s tobom
a kad te nema
samo mi je jedno s bolom
Ja kao dijete bojim se
da ti priznam da te volim
a ti me citas i dobra si u tome
tog' se bojim
Ref. 2x
Moje je tvoje sve
uzmi, al' kunem te
nemoj k'o one sve
izdat me na kraju
U zivotu mome
zivot je samo kad te vidim
i da te gledam
tvojoj ljepoti da se divim
Ti zivot moj si cijeli
podjelila na pola
jedan je onda kad si sa mnom
a drugi je od bola
Ref. 4x
A promise shadowed by fear of betrayal
“Moje je tvoje sve” (“All I Have Is Yours”) presents love as an act of complete emotional surrender, but the promise is shadowed by fear of betrayal. Kemal Hasić's narrator offers everything to a partner while asking not to be hurt again. That combination makes the song more vulnerable than a simple declaration of devotion: generosity and mistrust sit together, revealing how past disappointment can shape a new commitment.
The recording is part of Hasić's contemporary folk-pop repertoire and has an official video as well as a digital streaming release. Its melody and vocal approach place it within the regional ballad tradition, where a clear emotional premise and a memorable refrain are central to the song's connection with listeners. Hasić's performance keeps the focus on the plea at the heart of the title rather than on elaborate production details.
A formal chart position is not available in the sources consulted, so the track's profile is best described through its online release and continuing presence in the artist's catalogue. “Moje je tvoje sve” gives a familiar love-song promise a cautious edge, making the speaker's devotion feel earned rather than effortless. The song's emotional tension is its defining feature: everything is offered, but trust remains something that must still be protected.