God Says - full version
from God Says remix stems by Escape Act
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this is the full version of God Says for reference
we're releasing the stems of God Says for anyone who likes the song, to have a go at remixing it. please take the stems, have a go, and email the results to rich@escapeact.com
we'll post submitted remixes here, and the ones we really like on our myspace too
these stems are issued under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK License.
we're releasing the stems of God Says for anyone who likes the song, to have a go at remixing it. please take the stems, have a go, and email the results to rich@escapeact.com
we'll post submitted remixes here, and the ones we really like on our myspace too
these stems are issued under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK License.
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from God Says remix stems,
released October 21, 2008
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