Who do i send song lyrics to for sale?
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Well you don't sell them (royalties are how you make money).\n\nYou can send them to her manager (that info is available on-line) or you can send a demo of the song to her label (info available on-line).\n\nOr you can perform a song in public then apply to join ASCAP and meet all kinds of important people.\n\nBe creative.
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Warner Music Group, 212-275-2000\n\nMany other companies to MARKET to. Review source.
395454
You can find lyrics on the net. But if you really want to be a hit u should try writiing some too.
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Although you can copyright via the net (or get the forms through sites like: http://www.copyright.gov/forms I believe it would be in your best interest to call the copyright office at: (202) 707-3000 and have Form “PA” (performing arts), sent directly to you. For years, some people have even believed that “mailing the song to yourself” is protection of some kind. This is NOT the case (nor has it ever been). You have stated the possibility that: “I believe that the act of just post your song here is proof of authership, but does it establish ownership and what of copyright.” This is not the case either. Who is to say that one didn’t steal the song and then “post” it before the original writer? \n\nYour best bet is to simply copyright the song in a legal fashion…therefore avoiding problems down the road. \n\nA “song” is an “asset” (just like a home or a vehicle), but it is referred to as an “intellectual asset”. Just as a “deed” is to a home or a “title” is to a car…the “copyright” establishes ownership to your “intellectual asset” (that being a song). There are no tricks nor ways around it. \n\nFurther, a “copyright” does not get you “money”, but merely establishes ownership. If and when your song is “published” and “sells”, you will receive money from the publisher (whether the publisher is you or some outside entity). \n\nIn the US, if you publish material that's not registered, you can be assessed a $500 (or is it $250) fine. I assume this would only come up if you tried to sue someone. \n\nIn the US, if you sue, you have to register to sue. If you don't register until after the violation, you aren't entitled to "statutory damages and attorneys' fees", only "actual damages".\n\nAll of the information you need can be found in ONE book (which is considered to be the “bible” of the recording industry. It is called: “This Business of Music” by Krasilovsky & Shemel and published by “Billboard Books”. You can find it here at: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/index%3Dstripbooks%26field-keywords%3Dthis%20business%20of%20music%26results-process%3Ddefault%26dispatch%3Dsearch/ref%3Dpd%5Fsl%5Faw%5Ftops-1%5Fstripbooks%5F4345336%5F2/102-1151058-1207346 or at any major bookstore. \n\nThis book includes “all” possible information regarding the record industry (contracts and all) in great detail. This book is not a: “how to” but rather a: “what is”. I seriously recommend this specific book. It may be a bit difficult to understand at first, but it DOES encompass “all”. \n\nI hope that answers some of your questions.
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The song would have to be referenced via a publicly available URI\n\nthen it simply a matter of creating an anchor tag to point to the URI
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Well go to www.buddyprofile.com. They have a whole program (FREE) to make a clickable profile with sub-pages. Then if you go on google and search for an "Inspirtaional Quotes/Poems" you could put those there or you could put lyrics to your favorite song. Also, cutting and pasting cool things from other people's profile is a good way to get cool stuff for your own. I do that all the time.
550998
Go to http://lyricsmansion.com\nWorks great for me.
833441
Sure...just send it to U2@aol.com
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http://www.lyrics.com they should have it
549303
allways for help .tell what is the message & whom do u want to transfer/forward it to
616881
Be sure you have the correct title, then enter it and the word "lyrics" into a search. This has worked for me. They may not be available, though.
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anywhere, where music is sold
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me!!!im a nursey worker and if you email me with some details and what he/she likes i will personalize you a song about whatever you want-wham i doing this?just in the process of trying to get some business set up so ill do yours if you give me an honest opinion of what you think-send it to you by email file or maybe post if the file wont fit-please give me a go-what you got to lose?thanks
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Most lyrics aren't posted on the legit sites until after the CD is released. If they are posted, a lot of the times they are wrong. I used to work for a music store, and this was something that we would get asked all the time.
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you can still post the songs on sites like myspace, but make sure you copywrite them... poor man's way is to mail a copy of the song to yourself and don't open the envelope. having an unopened envelope is a binding form and when opened in front of a court in a case, then you have legal grounds.
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go to http://lyricsmansion.com
1146103
Send me this song. I know french)