Sabrina, Won’t You Help Us Out? White Town

"Sabrina, Won’t You Help Us Out?" by White Town, released in 1997, is an #Electropop track exploring themes of longing, emotional vulnerability, and societal disconnection. The lyrics express a plea for connection and understanding. Its unique blend of synth melodies and introspective lyrics contributed to its cult status, resonating with listeners navigating modern relationships.

[Refrain]
Won't you help us out?
Won't you help us out?
Won't you help us out?
Won't you help us out?
Sabrina, Sabrina
Sabrina, Sabrina

[Refrain]
Won't you help us out?
Won't you help us out?
Won't you help us out?
Won't you help us out?
Sabrina, Sabrina
Sabrina, Sabrina
Sabrina, Sabrina
Sabrina, Sabrina...

[Outro: Salma Yaqoob and unidentified StWC speaker]
And finally, finally, don't let anybody tell you that protesting doesn't matter
As a British Muslim, I will say that I'm proud to be here today
Proud that the majority of people here don't share the race or religion of the Iraqis or Iranians
That you have turned out today out of human solidarity
As long as they wage war and confrontation, we will be here for peace and cooperation
Thank you
Thank you, Salma
Many of you will know that, before Christmas, the Stop the War Coalition organized a major confеrence, bringing over a numbеr of...

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