Understanding (In a Crash)

by Let's Fight!

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1.	Trash (Intro) 01:00	buy track
2.	Chinese New Year (SALES Remix) 04:06	buy track
3.	The Langoliers (Live from the Artist's Bedroom) 32:12	buy track
4.	Fast Car (Tracy Chapman Remix) 06:40	buy track
5.	Metal Machine Lullaby (For Amplified Cello) 25:00	buy track
6.	Crash (Outro) 03:05	buy track

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Track 1 features audio of Joe Budden on his internet show Everyday Struggle on YouTube.

Track 6 features audio of Lisa Miralia on her radio show The Mysterious Black Box on WCSB Cleveland.

The album's cover art is a photo of the artist's car that was taken by the artist after getting in a car accident (which was not, for the record, the artist's fault).

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released August 31, 2018

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Let's Fight! Ohio

Let's Fight! is the primary project of experimental musician Marzi Margo (they/them) from northeast Ohio.

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