Why Don't You Kill Yourself?

Why Don't You Kill Yourself? is a compilation album by English punk band, The Only Ones, released in early 2004.

Why Don't You Kill Yourself?
Compilation album by
The Only Ones
ReleasedMarch 22, 2004
Recorded1977 - 1992, Basing Street Studios
GenrePunk, Power pop, Hard rock
Length78:00(CD1)
53:48 (CD2)
LabelEdsel Records
ProducerThe Only Ones, Robert Ash
The Only Ones chronology
The Big Sleep
(1993)		 Why Don't You Kill Yourself?
(2004)		 Another Girl Another Planet: the Best of the Only Ones
(2006)

Track listing

CD one

All songs composed by Peter Perrett.

  1. "The Whole Of The Law"
  2. "Another Girl, Another Planet"
  3. "Breaking Down"
  4. "City Of Fun"
  5. "Beast"
  6. "Creature Of Doom"
  7. "It's The Truth"
  8. "Language Problem"
  9. "No Peace For The Wicked"
  10. "Immortal Story"
  11. "Lovers Of Today"
  12. "Peter And The Pets"
  13. "Special View"
  14. "As My Wife Says"
  15. "From Here To Eternity"
  16. "Flaming Torch"
  17. "You've Got To Pay"
  18. "No Solution"
  19. "In Betweens"
  20. "Out There In The Night"
  21. "Curtains For You"
  22. "Programme"

CD two
  1. "Someone Who Cares"
  2. "Miles From Nowhere"
  3. "Instrumental"
  4. "This Ain't All"
  5. "No Solution"
  6. "Happy Pilgrim"
  7. "Why Don't You Kill Yourself?"
  8. "Me And My Shadow"
  9. "Deadly Nightshade"
  10. "Strange Mouth"
  11. "Big Sleep"
  12. "Oh Lucinda (Love Becomes A Habit)"
  13. "Reunion"
  14. "Trouble In The World"
  15. "Castle Built On Sand"
  16. "Fools"
  17. "My Way Out Of Here"
  18. "Your Chosen Life"
  19. "Baby's Got A Gun"
  20. "Oh Lucinda (Love Becomes A Habit)"
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