War, I despise 'cause it means destruction of innocent lives

"War" is a powerful anti-war song performed by the British band Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Released in 1984 as part of their debut album "Welcome to the Pleasuredome," this iconic track became a chart-topping hit. Led by vocalist Holly Johnson, the band consisted of members Mark O'Toole, Paul Rutherford, Brian Nash, and Peter Gill. With its provocative lyrics and a captivating blend of synth-pop and new wave, "War" addressed the devastating impact of war and the need for peace. The song's thought-provoking message resonated with audiences worldwide, making Frankie Goes to Hollywood known for their political and social commentary through music. To experience the gripping sounds of "War" and other timeless hits, you can easily play and download these songs from various online platforms. Frankie Goes to Hollywood's music continues to inspire and serve as a reminder of the importance of pursuing peace and unity in a world marred by conflict.