We Kill The World (dont Kill The World) Apr 2026

The song is uniquely structured in two distinct parts, reflecting the conflict between human destruction and the hope for a future.

Released as a double A-sided single alongside "Boonoonoonoos" , "We Kill the World" became a major hit across Europe and South Africa, even reaching number one in the latter's charts in early 1982. The track tackled several heavy subjects: We Kill the World (Dont Kill the World)

References to "atomic mushrooms" and missiles captured the late-Cold War dread shared by many in Europe at the time. The song is uniquely structured in two distinct

The track opens with an up-tempo, disco-rock energy, featuring the deep, authoritative vocals often associated with the group's male presence. The lyrics paint a grim picture of human progress, mentioning "atomic mushrooms" , missiles in the sky, and a world where pollution robs the air to breathe. The track opens with an up-tempo, disco-rock energy,