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Tyler Perry is facing one hell of a lawsuit -- dude's accused of using a Gospel song on his show "Meet the Browns" without forking over any green to the guy behind the music.
It's all over a 2009 episode of the show, in which several characters sang the words, "The Devil thought he had me ... but I got away." According to a new lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court in Los Angeles, a songwriter named Johnny Tyrone Stringfield claims those lyrics came from his song, "I Got Away" -- a song which he copyrighted back in 2008. Now, Stringfield claims Perry -- and the companies behind the show -- owe him more than $100,000 to make things right. Calls to Perry's people have not been returned. Read more: http://www.tmz.com/page/2/#ixzz0edDDLkti |
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Best wishes to you Tyler. I hope you get that resolved.
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If he would have gone to the songwriter in the first place he likely would have been able to negotiate a rights fee for a lot less than $100,000!
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