The answer to this question is no, you can not own "own a song" if you buy it on iTunes or any other place you buy songs. They are still copyrighted. I suggest stating that the songs that you use or post on the internet are not owned by you. I've seen people on YouTube do this and it seems to work.
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I want to make a shout-out to BB! She's my first Follower! Thank you sooo much! I've had a rough week and I was so happy to see proof that at least someone was reading my blog. I took a look at your blog page and loved it. Happy Birthday! Congrats for getting 40 people to follow your blog! Happy Holidays BB!!!
I'm getting obsessed with Glee! Okay, I got to admitt, some of the performances get a bit melodramatic. I love it all the same.
I'm really into White Collar. Matt Bomer is gorgeous! {I heard he's gay though, is he?!}
I can't wait till Chuck comes back! Go Chuck!
I've dropped watching Heroes. It's gotten to complicated and there's too many characters to follow up on.
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I bombed my speech yesterday. And my presentation today didn't go as planned (Does anything anymore go as planned?).
Today I vowed that I'd step out of my Comfort Zone and introduce myself to someone that I don't know, buuut I forgot I had a meeting this morning and I didn't get to do it this morning. TOMORROW FOR SURE! ;)
That's it. COOOOMMMMEEEENT! I'm begging!
~Ally-Cat
P.S.
Shweaty Balls.
(If you've seen SNL you'd understand. . . )
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