Hitting number two on the US billboard charts, FTP, name this song by Nena, the only German-  language song to chart in the US in the last forty years.
Liz Lemon sang part of this song to Kenneth on 30 Rock, claiming it was part of a lullaby that her grandmother used to sing to her. It has also been used on the soundtracks of movies including Grosse Pointe Blank, Eurotrip, and Watchmen.  The song was conceived by guitarist Carlo Kages, and tells of an apocalypse that occurs when two enemies see a strange  formation in the sky. Hitting number two on the US billboard charts, FTP, name this song by Nena, the only German-  language song to chart in the US in the last forty years.
Liz Lemon sang part of this song to Kenneth on 30 Rock, claiming it was part of a lullaby that her grandmother used to sing to her.
{99 Luftballoons} [or {99 Red Balloons}]