Give It Away (Deepest Blue song)

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"Give It Away"
"Give It Away" cover
Single by Deepest Blue
from the album Late September
Released 16 February, 2004
Recorded 2003
Genre House, Electro
Length 3:29
Label Data Records, Ministry of Sound
Writer Joel Edwards, Matt Schwartz
Producer Matt Schwartz, Joel Edwards
Deepest Blue singles chronology
Deepest Blue
(2003)		 Give It Away
(2004)		 "Is It A Sin"
(2004)

The second single from electronic music group Deepest Blue. It gave them their second hit on the UK Singles Chart peaking at #9 in 2004.

  1. Give It Away (Radio Edit)
  2. Give It Away (Club Edit)
  3. Give It Away (Club Mix)
  4. Give It Away (Michael Woods Remix)
  5. Give It Away (Camel Riders Mirage Remix)
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