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Take Flight

David Marston and Life on Planets featuring Dan Izco

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Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - David Marston, Composer, Producer, Mixer, Engineer, MainArtist - Life on Planets, MainArtist - Dan Izco, FeaturedArtist - Daniel Izcovich, Composer - Phillip Jenkins, Lyricist

2020 Kindness of Bearer Recordings 2020 Kindness of Bearer Recordings

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