Consider the Man - Mark Gerrard

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Consider the Man - Mark Gerrard

Consider the Man is a song I wrote in tribute to my cousin Flt Lt David Stead who was the pilot of RAF Hercules XV179 shot down and killed in the skies above Baghdad Iraq together with 8 fellow RAF crew and 1 soldier on 30th January 2005

David's full story is here..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_Royal_Air_Force_Hercules_shootdown

Attached are

Consider the Man mp3
Consider the Man CD cover & lyric sheet
Photo of David & Amelia,

If you would like to check out my playlist recordedon zero budget in my bedroom studio please go to..

www.soundcloud.app.goo.gl/SXQ4t
www.f3music.com/530
www.reverbnation.com/mgctm1
www.numberonemusic.com/markgerrard/ &
www.youtube.com/channel/UCJRsrLER_iFOVD7v8Mao5kQ

If anyone wishes to contact me please email

markgerrardmusic2@gmail.com

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