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Serhiy Babkin wrote a song about the war in Ukraine

Proceeds from the publication of the song will be donated to the Children's Hospital in Kharkiv.

Serhiy Babkin wrote a song about the war in Ukraine

Ukrainian musician Serhiy Babkin has published the song “Next We Are Ourselves”, dedicated to the war in Ukraine between Russia. It is noted that the proceeds from the publication of the song and monetization on YouTube will be donated to the Kharkiv Regional Children's Clinical Hospital №1.

But I had to start the year with her. I never thought that such a work could appear in my legacy. Like all of us Ukrainians, I did not imagine my spring that way. But creativity and art never stop, no matter how painful, no matter how difficult. It is, it exists regardless of the circumstances. It resonates, cries and shouts. He feels and hears everything, “Babkin commented on the appearance of the song.

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He also expressed hope that such a song will be one in his creative legacy, he will not have time to write something like this, because the war will end soon, Ukraine will win та мир.

See special topic: The occupiers refuse to go on the offensive and sabotage the orders of the SBU leadership The conversations of the enemy intercepted by the SBU testify to the mood of the Russian military. Arestovich predicted how long the war with Russia would last He advised Ukrainians to prepare for regular clashes with Russia by 2035. Dmitry Peskov “did not recognize” a Russian tank that shot a woman in Bucha A Kremlin spokesman continues to deny involvement of the Russian occupiers in the Bucha massacre. The Chairman of the Supreme Court confirmed the case of collaboration of judges in Luhansk region “The departure of the authorities is a very demotivating signal for the citizens” – the President of the Supreme Court Each court found a difficult balance between professional duty and protection of judges' lives .

Based on materials: ZN.ua

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