Liste de chansons pacifistes

Voici une liste non exhaustive de chansons pacifistes et pour la non-violence. Beaucoup sont des morceaux de protestations, contre les civils innocents tués, par exemple.

Liste

Sommaire :	0–9 A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U V W Z

0–9

2 + 2 = ? (1968) – Bob Seger System[1]
7 O'Clock News / Silent Night (1966) – Simon and Garfunkel[2] - [3]
19 (1985) – Paul Hardcastle[4]
21st Century Schizoid Man (1969) – King Crimson[1]
99 Luftballons (1983) – Nena[5]

A

A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall (1963) – Bob Dylan[6]
A Simple Desultory Philippic (or How I Was Robert McNamara'd into Submission) (1965) – Paul Simon[2] - [7]
Accidental Racist (2013) – Brad Paisley featuring LL Cool J[8]
Ain't Gonna Study War No More (1956) – Pete Seeger[9]
All Join Our Hands (1987) – White Lion[10]
All She Wants to Do Is Dance (1984) – Don Henley[5]
American Woman (1969) – The Guess Who[5]
A Nabatiyeh (2008) - Gerard Delahaye
And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda (1971) – Eric Bogle[11]
Angel of War – Yusuf Islam[12]

B

Baghdad (1991) – The Offspring[13] - [14]
The Beat of Black Wings (1988) – Joni Mitchell[15]
Bloody Sunday (1979) – Stiff Little Fingers[16]
Blowin' in the Wind (1963) – Bob Dylan[5] - [6] - [17] - [18]
B.O.B. (Bombs over Baghdad) (2000) – OutKast[18] - [19]
Bombs Are Back in Vogue (2002) – The Herd[20]
Boom! (2002) – System of a Down[19]
Born in the U.S.A. (1984) – Bruce Springsteen[21] - [22]
Bring Them Home (1966) – Pete Seeger[1] - [23] - [24]
Brothers in Arms (1985) – Dire Straits[22]
Bullet the Blue Sky (1987) – U2[5]
Bush War Blues (2006) – Billy Bragg[23]
B.Y.O.B. (2005) – System of a Down[8]

C

Cease Fire (2012) – Christina Aguilera[8]
Christmas Morning (1999) – Loudon Wainwright III[25]
Civil War (1990) – Guns N' Roses[26]
La Colombe (1959) – Jacques Brel[27]
Congratulations (You Sure Made a Man out of Him) (1971) – Arlene Harden[28]

D

Dancing in the Street (1977) – Grateful Dead[29]
Darkness, Darkness (1969) – The Youngbloods[30]
The Day After Tomorrow (2004) – Tom Waits[31]
Le Déserteur (1954) – Boris Vian[27] - [32]
Draft Dodger Rag (1965) – Phil Ochs[33]
Draft Resister (1969) – Steppenwolf[1]
Dry Drunk Emperor (2005) – TV on the Radio[23]
Dying Butterfly (1995) – Fast Planet[34]

E

Enola Gay (1980) – Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark[22]
Eve of Destruction (1965) – Barry McGuire[1] - [23] - [35]
Everybody's Gone to War (2005) – Nerina Pallot[23]

F

The Fiddle and the Drum (1969) – Joni Mitchell[36]
Find the Cost of Freedom (1970) – Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young[1]
For What It's Worth (1967) – Buffalo Springfield[22] - [35]
Fortunate Son (1969) – Creedence Clearwater Revival[1] - [37]
From a Distance (1991) – Bette Midler[5]

G

Generals and Majors (1980) – XTC[38]
Get Here (1990) – Oleta Adams[5]
Give Peace a Chance (1969) – John Lennon[1] - [3] - [18] - [22] - [35] - [39]
Good Times, Bad Times (1964) – The Rolling Stones[40]
The Grave (2003) – George Michael[12]
The Green Fields of France (1976) – Eric Bogle[11] - [41]

H

Handsome Johnny (1966) – Richie Havens[1] - [42]
Head (of State) (2006) – The Coup[31]
Holiday (2004) – Green Day[9]
Holy Wars... The Punishment Due (1990) – Megadeth[8]

I

I Ain't Marching Anymore (1965) – Phil Ochs[1] - [33] - [43]
I Am Not at War with Anyone (2003) – Luka Bloom[25]
I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag (1967) – Country Joe and the Fish[3] - [31] - [44] - [45]
I Was Only 19 (1983) – Redgum[20]
Imagine (1971) – John Lennon[1] - [5]
In a World Gone Mad (2003) – Beastie Boys[12] - [18] - [19] - [46]
In Your Name (2009) – Graham Nash[47]
Izabella (1970) – Jimi Hendrix[48]

J

La Java des bombes atomiques (1955) – Boris Vian[32]
Jimmy's Road (1992) – Willie Nelson[49]
J'avais un copain un frère (1998) - Gerard Delahaye

K

Kill for Peace (1966) – The Fugs[50]

L

Lady of the Valley (1987) – White Lion[10]
Lay Down (Candles in the Rain) (1970) – Melanie[37]
Let's Impeach the President (2006) – Neil Young[13] - [23]
Light Up Ya Lighter (2006) – Michael Franti and Spearhead[13]
Living on the Front Line (1978) – Eddy Grant[51]
Lost in the Flood (1973) – Bruce Springsteen[21]

M

Machine Gun (1970) – Jimi Hendrix[48]
Mama ŠČ! (2023) – Let 3[52]
March of Death (2003) – Zack de la Rocha avec DJ Shadow[13] - [19]
Masters of War (1963) – Bob Dylan[6] - [22] - [31] - [45] - [53]
Military Madness (1971) – Graham Nash[47]
Monster (1969) – Steppenwolf[1]
Mrs. McGrath – chanson irlandaise interprétée par Bruce Springsteen en 2006[54]

N

(No) Boom Boom (2003) – Chuck D and the Fine Art Militia[36]
Non, je ne veux pas faire la guerre (1970) – Les Poppys[55]

O

Oh rêve (1997) – Yannick Noah[56]
Ohio (1970) – Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young[1] - [3] - [31]
One (1988) – Metallica[57]
One Day (2010) – Matisyahu[8]
One More Parade (1964) – Phil Ochs[58]
Operation Iraqi Liberation (O.I.L.) (2003) – Anti-Flag[13]

P

Peace Train (1971) – Cat Stevens[37]
People Say (2006) – Portugal. The Man[31]
Le Petit Soldat (1975) - Gerard Delahaye
Les Plages de Normandie (2005) - Gerard Delahaye
The Price of Oil (2002) – Billy Bragg[20]

Q

Quand un soldat (1952) – Francis Lemarque[27]

R

Repeater (1990) – Fugazi[31]
Requiem for the Masses (1967) – The Association[42] - [59]
Revolution (1968) – The Beatles[5]
Revolution (2015) – Helly Luv[8]
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (1970) – Gil Scott-Heron[31]
Russians (1985) – Sting[5]

S

Scarborough Fair / Canticle (1966) – Simon and Garfunkel[3]
Shipbuilding (1983) – Elvis Costello[22] - [60]
The Side of a Hill (1965) – Paul Simon[61]
Le Soldat d'Algerie' (2003) - Trio EDF
Son of a Bush (2002) – Public Enemy[18]
Le Soudard (1954) – Jean-Claude Darnal[27]
Sunday Bloody Sunday (1983) – U2[22]
Sweet Cherry Wine (1969) – Tommy James and the Shondells[30]

T

Talkin' Al Kida Blues (2002) – Dan Bern[25]
The Tea Leaf Prophecy (Lay Down Your Arms) (1988) – Joni Mitchell[15]
Tin Soldiers (1980) – Stiff Little Fingers[16]
To Washington (2003) – John Mellencamp[36]
Too Many Puppies (1990) – Primus[62]
Travelin' Soldier (2002) – Dixie Chicks[14]
Two Tribes (1984) – Frankie Goes to Hollywood[63]

U

Universal Soldier (1964) – Buffy Sainte-Marie[64] - [65] puis Donovan[66]
Unity (1989) – Operation Ivy[31]
The Unknown Soldier (1968) – The Doors[37] - [67]

V

Vietnam (1969) – T-Bone Walker[68]

W

Waist Deep in the Big Muddy (1967) – Pete Seeger[9]
Waiting on the World to Change (2006) – John Mayer[23]
War (1970) – Edwin Starr[22] - [69] - [70]
War (1995) – Jonatha Brooke[25]
The War Is Over (1968) – Phil Ochs[33]
War Party (1982) – Eddy Grant[51]
War Pigs (1970) – Black Sabbath[8] - [22]
Washington Bullets (1980) – The Clash[5]
We Got to Have Peace (1971) – Curtis Mayfield[71]
We Want Peace (2010) – Emmanuel Jal[8]
We've Had Enough (2004) – Michael Jackson[8]
What Are Their Names (1971) – David Crosby[47]
What's Going On (1971) – Marvin Gaye[69] - [72]
Whatever Happened to Peace on Earth (2003) – Willie Nelson[49]
When the Children Cry (1987) – White Lion[10]
Where Have All the Flowers Gone? (1955) – Pete Seeger[53] - [73]
Where Is the Love? (2003) – The Black Eyed Peas[14]
With God on Our Side (1964) – Bob Dylan[74]
Wooden Ships (1969) – Jefferson Airplane[75]
World Destruction (1984) – Time Zone[38]

Z

Zombie (1994) – The Cranberries[29]

Références

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(en) Hannah Pink, « Top 10 revolutionary songs promoting peace », sur Stuff.co.nz, 26 septembre 2015 (consulté le 3 mai 2018).
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(en) Gary R. Blockus, « White Lion Takes Pride in Making Melodic Rock », The Morning Call,‎ 19 mars 1988 (lire en ligne).
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(en) Robin Denselow, « Wail of a time », The Guardian,‎ 19 mars 1988 (lire en ligne).
(en) Falling James, « The Best Concerts to See in L.A. This Week », LA Weekly,‎ 1^er septembre 2014 (lire en ligne).
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(en) David Hajdu, « Where Has "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" Gone », The New Republic,‎ 28 juin 2004 (lire en ligne).
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(en) Kyle Gilkeson, « Guest Playlist: William Elliott Whitmore's top anti-war songs », Alarm,‎ 28 juin 2011 (lire en ligne).
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(en) Jon Pareles, « MUSIC; New Songs, Old Message: 'No War' » (version du 4 janvier 2018 sur Internet Archive), The New York Times, 9 mars 2003.
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(en) Adam Blyweiss, Chad Gorn, Liam Green et Jeff Terich, « 10 Essential Cold War Albums », sur Treble, 5 mai 2016 (consulté le 3 mai 2018).
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(en) Gary Graff, « CSN brings harmony to DTE », The Oakland Press,‎ 13 septembre 2010 (lire en ligne).
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(en) « Arena Grant-ed a visit by steady Eddy », Sheffield Star,‎ 3 décembre 2009 (lire en ligne).
« Let 3 - Mama ŠČ | Croatia 🇭🇷 | National Final Performance | Eurovision 2023 », sur Eurovision Song Contest
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(en) Jason Birchmeier, « Les Poppys – Artist Biography », sur AllMusic (consulté le 3 mai 2018).
(en) Jason Ankeny, « Yannick Noah – Artist Biography », sur AllMusic (consulté le 4 mai 2018).
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