KMFDM (1993)
A Drug Against War critiques societal issues related to war and violence, using militaristic samples and lyrics that mix social criticism with references to conflict. It satirically addresses the impact of media on public perception of war, suggesting that people are influenced by what they see and hear without questioning it.
Kill everything, kill everything
That’s not enough
Television, religion, social destruction
Sex and drugs, violent seduction
Crystal dawn, ecstatic explosion
Parental advice leads to mental erosion
Stronger than never ever before
KMFDM is a drug against war
Line after line, round after round
Empty shells fall to the ground
Faster than lightning, high as a kite
Sonic bombardment, brighter than sunlight
Stronger than never ever before
KMFDM is a drug against war
K, yeah, M, yeah, F, yeah, D, yeah, M
No need for needles, no injection
The substance substitutes love and affection
Total sedation of longing desire
Cremation of senses in friendly fire
Stronger than never ever before
KMFDM is a drug against war
Stronger than never ever before
KMFDM is a drug against war
Kill everything, kill everything
Bomb the living bejesus out of those forests
Kill everything, kill everything
Bomb the living bejesus out of those forests
That’s not enough