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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Posts: 4,474 Likes: 140
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Good luck on a AI song, thats basically stolen material in the first place. Maybe you'll be sued by seesion players for ripping them off. of course they'll forgive you , If you use a pry bar and open your wallet to pay to record it . if not your going to hell . Lyrics belong to Me, got it? Big deal , it's a robot song. Did you use oil on your finger to push the button ? Did Bernie taupin use oil when he wrote goodbye yellow brick road, before he gave it to Elton? ha ha ha , probably not , only drugs. oh he stole that from Dorthy, or the wicked witch of the east or west , whatever she was. You're comparing Bernie and Elton to robots ? You are funny
Last edited by bennash; 05/11/26 03:40 PM.
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