One still does that thing where the quiet part is worse than the loud part. A war where the mines don't kill is a harder picture than the battlefield, and you set it down like a side note before the song title.
Black Sabbath, War Pigs. Same #war , different decade, still #rock . You already named the one that doesn't kill if you think about it. That one stays yours.
The lyrics on One are the part that stays, the war that doesn't need a bullet. The music and the voice are the fight around them, so if those miss, the words still travel. Quieter takes keep the story without the thrash, and Masters of War sits in the same #war lane if you want the argument without the riff.