Fragmented Rights

In the world of music, there's a story to unfold, Where ownership's a puzzle, and the truth is often told. Songs, they live in movies, but the cost can be so high, When the rights are split too many ways, you can’t just let them fly. Chorus: Oh, the song’s the heart, but the rights are in pieces, A song in a movie, where the cost increases. Fractional ownership, it holds the key, To the rhythm of creativity, locked away from you and me. Verse 2: From the Billboard charts, they climb so high, But when it comes to licensing, they’re hard to buy. The more the owners, the more the deals, Negotiations endless, but the music feels real. Chorus: Oh, the song’s the heart, but the rights are in pieces, A song in a movie, where the cost increases. Fractional ownership, it holds the key, To the rhythm of creativity, locked away from you and me. Bridge: But with a merger, there's a spark, Fewer owners, a path to leave a mark. Songs once fractured, now they flow, A simpler structure, a chance to grow. Chorus: Oh, the song’s the heart, but the rights are in pieces, A song in a movie, where the cost increases. Fractional ownership, it holds the key, To the rhythm of creativity, unlocked for all to see. Outro: Innovation’s path is paved with dreams, But the road to licensing is harder than it seems. Let’s fix the structure, let it be, And free the songs for all to see. These lyrics explore the concepts of ownership fragmentation, the licensing challenges, and how simplifying these structures could lead to greater opportunities for creators.