"Don't Look Back" is a song by British pop band the Korgis, released by London Records as a non-album single on 6 August 1982.

In a 2015 interview with The Strange Brew, Warren recalled, "Trevor was the most inventive producer of that period and [Warner Chappell] thought he might be able to come up with something magical.

[3] With the production agreement with Horn in place, a deal for the song's release as a single was secured with London on the strength of the producer's involvement.

[6] Upon its release as a single, Radio Luxembourg DJ Rob Jones, writing for the Daily Mirror, stated, "I always hoped that the Korgis wouldn't be a one-hit wonder.

"[7] Simon Tebbutt of Record Mirror stated, "Smooth, subtle, sensitive and airey, it has the same effect on the senses as an overdose of horse tranquilliser.