Let's Go To War

"Let's Go To War"
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Single by L'mondrea from the album Murder
Released	11 April 2011
Format	CD, DVD, Digital Download
Recorded	2011
Genre	Urban
Label	Bandstocks
Writer	L'mondrea, Mýa Harrison, Christopher Moore, Faith Waldron
Producer	L'mondrea
Chart position	4
L'mondrea chronology
A Change Gon' Come (2011) Let's Go To War (2011) Like A Lady (2011)

"Let's Go To War" is the debut solo single from recording artist L'mondrea from her debut album, which is yet to be titled. It was released on April 11, 2011 and charted at #4. The song was a cover/reworking of an original song by Mya, that was released on her Japan only album Sugar & Spice.

Artwork

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  CD/Download
  
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  DVD
  
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  7"
  
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  Promo CD
  

Tracklistings

CD Promo

1. Let's Go To War (Album Version)

CD

1. Let's Go To War (Radio Edit)
2. Let's Go To War (Album Version)
3. A Change Gon' Come

DVD

1. Let's Go To War (Official Video)
2. Let's Go To War (Behind The Scenes Video)
3. Let's Go To War (Video Edit) (audio track download link)
   

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Digital Download

1. Let's Go To War (Radio Edit)
2. Let's Go To War (Album Version)
3. Let's Go To War (Official Video)

7" Picture Disc

1. A: Like A Lady (7" remix)
2. B: Let's Go To War (7" remix)

Music Video

The music video contains a vast number of cameo appearances: Ama Slater, Anna Gram, Ashley!, Becca Hayworth, Bella-May, Bichastasia, Bre Washington, Butterscotch, Candi, Cassie Garcia, Ellen Fitzpatrick, India Reeves, Just Ginger, Kazimiera, Kenya, Kleo, Leighann Martin, Monaco, One Zero, Tiffany Amber, Vanessa Flowers, Veronica Nightshade, Violetta DiNozzo and Zara Dynamite. L'mondrea and the other women are marching through a desert, fighting in a war. L'mondrea gets hold of a truck as the women enter a club. L'mondrea sings dance moves and the women act on them, dancing in the club. After running from the men they are fighting, a dog brings L'mondrea the lease to the club. "To be continued" is shown.

Critical Reception

Let's Go To War was praised as being a departure from Moodring's sound, which is tame in comparison. The song was described as gritty, dark and edgy.

Chart Performance

Charts	Positions	Sales	Certifications
URAPS Top 40 Singles	4	160,807	Silver
URAPS Downloads Chart	4
URAPS Top 40 Airplay	16

Chart Run - Urapostar Single Charts
Week	01	02	03	04	05	06
Position	4	6	13	24	34	39