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Just a quick one Niteshift
Yes when the song is in Public Domain , you can record it with your own arrangement and collect the royalty
It's only a typo Niteshift but the word as I am sure you will know is Copyrighted not how you spelt it protects the Rights of the Composers and Owners,
I mentioned it because i have seen this error many times but just the once on here
Copyright law in other country's vary on whatever particular country the song was originally protected
One of the most important principles of songwriting is to remember that a good song is a partnership of many different components, all working together to produce a satisfying musical experience.
In that respect, song components are either enhancing or compromising their combined effects.
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