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Does anybody know if kirk will let me take the lyrics he wrote on one of his lessons? I want to make a copy for my friend and me so i can play it at school. is there some sort of sighting i need to put on paper or does it matter. i just dont want to be acused of plagerising you know.

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Do you mean tabs? Lyrics are generaly used to describe the words of a tune. I don't think any of the lessons here have lyrics written with them unless I missed one. Downloading the tabs should not be a problem.As long as your not playing the tunes for profit, it should be fine.

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