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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Oct 2003
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I've been trying to locate a person who helped me write a lyric. He wrote a significant amount of the lyric and I feel as though we both own it 50%. My problem is, our collaboration happened online and we've never met in person so I don't know how to contact him other than via email. He is not responding and I want to go the next step in copyrights with the LOC and recording. How do I do this legally and can I without his participation? As soon as the recording is completed and I'm still not able to contact him, how can I make sure he gets royalties so that I don't get sued in the end? Thanks for any feedback! Linda
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