List of anti-war songs
Cold War/nuclear annihilation

List of anti-war songs

Section Title: Cold War/nuclear annihilation
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Year	Song	Artist

1968	"1983... (A Merman I Should Turn to Be)"	The Jimi Hendrix Experience

1982	"1999"	Prince

1984	"2 Minutes to Midnight"	Iron Maiden

1967	"20 Tons of TNT"	Flanders and Swann

1983	"99 Luftballons" and "99 Red Balloons"	Nena

1961	"A Mushroom Cloud"	Sammy Salvo

1985	"America"	Prince

1979	"Armageddon"	Prism

1992	"Atomic Garden"	Bad Religion

1983	"Balls to the Wall"	Accept

1988	"Battalions of Fear"	Blind Guardian

1981	"Battalions of Strangers"	Fischer Z

1984	"Be Not Always"	The Jacksons

1984	"Beyond the Black"	Metal Church

2007	"Big Joe Blues"	Pete Seeger

1985	"Black Planet"	The Sisters of Mercy

1988	"Blackened"	Metallica

1980	"Breathing"	Kate Bush

2010	"Burning in the Skies"	Linkin Park

1971	"Children of the Grave"	Black Sabbath

1986	"Christmas at Ground Zero"	"Weird Al" Yankovic

2000	"Cold War"	Funker Vogt

1963	"Come Away Melinda"	Harry Belafonte

1980	"Crazy Train"	Ozzy Osbourne

1981	"Cruise Missiles"	Fischer Z

1978	"Curfew"	The Stranglers

1984	"Dancing with Tears in My Eyes"	Ultravox

1981	"Fire in the Sky"	Saxon

1999	"Destruction Preventer"	Sonata Arctica

1961	"Do the Russians Want War?"	Mark Bernes

2008	"Down from the Sky"	Trivium

1981	"Dumb All Over"	Frank Zappa

1988	"Eagle Fly Free"	Helloween

1983	"East at Easter"	Simple Minds

1982	"Ein bißchen Frieden"	Nicole Seibert

1970	"Electric Funeral"	Black Sabbath

1965	"Eve of Destruction"	P.F. Sloan (also recorded by Barry McGuire and The Turtles)

1985	"Everybody Wants to Rule the World"	Tears For Fears

1988	"Fallout"	Liege Lord

1980	"Final Day"	Young Marble Giants

1984	"Forever Young"	Alphaville

2005	"Fuel the Hate"	Soulfly

1974	"Future Legend"/"Diamond Dogs"	David Bowie

1984	"Hammer to Fall"	Queen

1982	"Heatwave"	Fay Ray

1971	"Hiroshima"	Wishful Thinking

1966	"I Come and Stand at Every Door" (based on a poem by Nazım Hikmet)	Pete Seeger

1981	"It Only Takes Two to Tango"	The Stranglers

1983	"It's a Mistake"	Men at Work

1982	"I've Known No War"	The Who

1983	"I Won't Let The Sun Go Down On Me"	Nik Kershaw

1986	"John Wayne"	Zuma II

1986	"Killer of Giants"	Ozzy Osbourne

1988	"Killing Fields"	Scanner

1973	"Kuiama"	Electric Light Orchestra

1986	"Land of Confusion"	Genesis

1989	"Leningrad"	Billy Joel

1986	"Let Us Begin"	John Denver with Alexander Gradsky

1981	"Let's All Make a Bomb"	Heaven 17

1981	"Mutually Assured Destruction"	Gillan

1983	"Moya"	Southern Death Cult

1985	"Manhattan Project"	Rush

1984	"Minutes to Midnight"	Midnight Oil

1965	"MLF Lullaby"	Tom Lehrer

1964	"My Radiation Baby (My Teenage Fallout Queen)"	George McKelvey

1983	"New Year's Day"	U2

2007	"No One Would Riot For Less"	Bright Eyes

1987	"No Nuclear War"	Peter Tosh

2000	"Nuclear Winter"	Funker Vogt

1983	"Overkill"	Men at Work

2011	"Paint Your Windows White"	Alien Stash Tin

1988	"Part IV (The Index Fossil)"	Bad Religion

1984	"People are People"	Depeche Mode

1988	"Pre-War America"	The Beatnigs

1987	"Protect and Survive"	The Dubliners

1987	"Radio K.A.O.S."	Roger Waters

1982	"Red Skies"	The Fixx

1981	"Red Skies over Paradise"	Fischer Z

1984	"Fight Fire with Fire"	Metallica

1983	"Rival Leaders"	The Exploited

1985	"Russians"	Sting

1990	"Rust in Peace... Polaris"	Megadeth

1983	"Seconds"	U2

1988	"Set the World Afire"	Megadeth

1980	"Seven Minutes to Midnight"	Wah! Heat

1987	"Showdown at Big Sky"	Robbie Robertson

1965	"So Long, Mom (A Song for World War III)"	Tom Lehrer

1983	"Standing in the Dark"	Patinum Blonde

1983	"Strike Zone"	Loverboy

1980	"Stop the World"	The Clash

1988	"Surfin' USSR"	Ray Stevens

1986	"Survival of the Fittest"	Slave Raider

1986	"Воля и Разум" ("Will and Reason")	Aria

1957	"Talking Atom"	Oscar Brand

1986	"Thank God For the Bomb"	Ozzy Osbourne

1979	"They've Got a Bomb"	Crass

1991	"The American"	Simple Minds

1986	"The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades"	Timbuk3

1963	"The Sun is Burning"	Ian Campbell Folk Group (also covered by Luke Kelly and Simon and Garfunkel)

1954	"Thirteen Women and Only One Man in Town"	Bill Haley and the Comets

1983	"Time After Time"	Electric Light Orchestra

1983	"Two Suns in the Sunset"	Pink Floyd

1984	"Two Tribes"	Frankie Goes To Hollywood

1981	"Under Pressure"	Queen ft. David Bowie

1982	"US Forces"	Midnight Oil

1962	"(Walk Me Out in the) Morning Dew"	Bonnie Dobson

1985	"Warnings Moving Clockwise"	Do-Re-Mi

1987	"Wartime"	Pentagram

1959	"We Will All Go Together"	Tom Lehrer

1981	"When Two Worlds Collide"	Simple Minds

1965	"Who's Next?"	Tom Lehrer

1982	"Why Did I Fall For That?"	The Who

1990	"Wind of Change"	Scorpions

1988	"World Leader Pretend"	R.E.M.

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The "Two Tribes" is an anti-war song by Frankie Goes to Hollywood that was released in 1984.

final_sentence: The "Two Tribes" is an anti-war song by Frankie Goes to Hollywood that was released in 1984.