Save The Children
Diana Ross · Other Songs - Diana Ross
Who really cares?
To save a world
A world in despair
Who cares?
There'll come a time, when the world won't be singing
And flowers won't grow, no, bells won't be ringin'
But who cares?
Who really cares?
Who's willing to try to save the world
That is destined to die
When I look at the world it fills me with sorrow
Little children today really suffer tomorrow
Oh what a shame, what a sad way to live
All who is to blame, when we can't stop livin'
You gotta live, live for life
But let live everybody
Live life for the children
Oh, for the children
You see, we have to save the babies
Save the babies
Save the babies, save the babies
If you wanna love, save the babies
All the children all over the world
Save The Children
Diana Ross's "Save The Children" stands as a poignant song in her extensive solo discography, reflecting her signature blend of soulful delivery and emotive storytelling. Released during a period where she frequently explored themes of resilience and hope, the track showcases her ability to convey deep feeling through a polished pop and R&B arrangement. As a veteran of the Motown sound, Ross brought a mature gravitas to the recording, distinguishing it from her earlier, more upbeat hits. The song remains a testament to her enduring vocal prowess and her capacity to connect with audiences on a personal level. It fits seamlessly within her broader catalogue of works that prioritize emotional resonance and melodic sophistication, cementing her status as a defining voice in American music history.