don t hear the difference, and i sympathize for this jermaine was gonna have to listen to this over and over. i don t hear this similarity, but me being the docket reported that i am that s been listening to it for the last few hours, i actually do you think there s a similarity. them are here at, the more here the similarity. there are so many songs to sample other songs and immediately you hear that, the echo of the other song. i ve heard the ed sheeran song 1000 times and i never thought, that s a rip off of marvin gaye. but that s the thing to, guys, the jurors won t be hearing the words, they will just be talking about the rhythm and the notes. that s kind of a big deal when you think about it. i can t be the only two songs that sound like let s get it on, it s such a classic fundamental pop song. it is. i ve heard lots of songs that sound a bit like that. that s their point. that s edge sharon s point, that s a point that court progression, these are the buildin
okay. i actually need you to take the words out for me. i get to consumed with the words. and the music video the music video! i just wish we had the music. makes you want to walk down the aisle. do you know if intent matters? doesn t matter if ed sheeran perhaps used this on with the similarities but didn t intend to, and was inspired by it? it s a good question. he s gonna take the stand so i think that s probably gonna come up in the questioning. and it s unclear. there is one thing that we should point out here is the song has been released in 2014.