Don't Give Up
Sarah Brightman · Other Songs - Sarah Brightman
In this proud land we grew up strong
We were wanted all along
I was taught to fight, taught to win
I never thought I could fail
No fight left or so it seems
I am a man whose dreams have all deserted
I've changed my face, I've changed my name
But no-one wants you when you lose
Sarah:
Don't give up
'Cause you have friends
Don't give up
You're not beaten yet
Don't give up
I know you can make it good
Man:
Though I saw it all around
Never thought that I could be affected
Thought that we'd be last to go
It is so strange the way things turn
Drove the night toward my home
The place that I was born, on the lakeside
As daylight broke, I saw the earth
The trees had burned down to the ground
Sarah:
Don't give up
You still have us
Don't give up
We don't need much of anything
Don't give up
'Cause somewhere there's a place
Where we belong
Rest your head
You worry too much
It's going to be alright
When times get rough
You can fall back on us
Don't give up
Please don't give up
Man:
Got to walk out of here
I can't take any more
Going to stand on that bridge
Keep my eyes down below
Whatever may come
And whatever may go
That river's flowing
That river's flowing
Moved on to another town
Tried hard to settle down
For every job, so many men
So many men no-one needs
Sarah:
Don't give up
'Cause you have friends
Don't give up
You're not the only one
Don't give up
No reason to be ashamed
Don't give up
You still have us
Don't give up now
We're proud of who you are
Don't give up
You know its never been easy
Don't give up
'Cause I believe there's a place
There's a place where we belong
About Don't Give Up
Sarah Brightman's "Don't Give Up" stands as a testament to her enduring ability to blend classical vocal technique with contemporary pop sensibilities. Released during a period where she frequently collaborated with producers to craft anthemic tracks, the song exemplifies her signature style of soaring melodies and emotive delivery. As part of her extensive discography, the recording showcases her versatility in addressing themes of resilience and hope, resonating with audiences who appreciate her ability to transform personal narratives into universal anthems. The track has become a staple within her live performances and radio playlists, reinforcing her status as a global icon. By maintaining a focus on lyrical clarity and musical arrangement, the song continues to highlight her commitment to creating accessible yet emotionally profound music. It remains a significant song in her catalog, reflecting the collaborative spirit that often defines her later works and her ongoing influence in the genre of English-language pop.

