Ljubim te pesmama

"Ljubim te pesmama" (Serbian Cyrillic: Љубим те песмама; English: "I'm kissing you with songs") was the Yugoslav entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 1992, sung in Serbian by Snežana Berić, also known as Extra Nena. It was composed by Radivoje Radivojević and the lyrics were written by Gale Janković.

"Ljubim te pesmama"
Eurovision Song Contest 1992 entry
Country	Yugoslavia
Artist(s)	Snežana Berić
As	Extra Nena
Language	Serbian
Composer(s)	Radivoje Radivojević
Lyricist(s)	Gale Janković
Conductor	Anders Berglund
Finals performance
Final result	13th
Final points	44
Entry chronology
◄ "Brazil" (1991)

On the night of the contest Berić performed 20th, following Italy's Mia Martini with "Rapsodia" and preceding Norway's Merethe Trøan with "Visjoner". At the close of the voting the song had received 44 points, placing 13th in a field of 23.[1] Swedish host conductor Anders Berglund conducted the song, as well as playing the accordion during the performance because there was no accordionist in the orchestra.

The song was released as a single in Europe both in its Serbian language and in English as "We Can't Have Our Love Anymore"; as well as in French as "Je t'embrasse par mes chansons" and Italian as "Ti bacio con ogni canzone".[2] It was also released as part of an EP titled Evrovizija '92 / Malme, this contained all four versions of the song. The song was also contained on her album Pesmo Moja Kreni (Song of My Love), released in 1992.[2]

This was the final entry for Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest. The country, at the time already being reduced to Serbia and Montenegro, was succeeded at the following contest by three of its former constituent republics: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia. Serbia and Montenegro as such would make its first appearance in the contest in 2004.