INXS, Never Tear Us Apart (1987) INXS needed a less loose-limbed love song to balance out all the breathy come-ons on 1987 global breakout set Kick , and they found an all-timer in fourth single Never Tear Us Apart. With sweeping strings, crashing drums, a couple fake endings and a sax solo that detonates like an atom bomb, the song is lush enough that singer Michael Hutchenses impossibly simple declarations feel imbued with the wordplay and meaning of a thousand poets: I was standing/ You were there/ Two worlds collided/ And they could never tear us apart. A.U
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