"Cabaret" (song)

"Cabaret" is a jazz-pop song from the 1966 musical of the same name, performed by the character Sally Bowles. It captures the lively, seductive atmosphere of a nightclub during 1930s Berlin, blending playful music with dark undertones. The lyrics express a sense of escapism, encouraging audiences to enjoy the moment despite the chaos outside, symbolizing a desire to ignore growing political unrest. The song's upbeat rhythm contrasts with its underlying messages of distraction and fleeting pleasure, making it both an entertainer’s anthem and a poignant reflection on societal tensions.