Nice findI call shenanigans.
"The song includes the following lyrics" and "The makers used... a 10 word sample" ... it strongly implies but doesn't say those were the lyrics used, and that's not 10 words. I was working under the assumption that the lyrics used in expelled from imagine were the anti-religious lyrics, can anyone confirm?
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according to this source, the actual lyrics used in expelled:
That's the 10 words of imagine used in expelled "Nothing to kill or die for, And no religion too."
Yeah, it's stupid, but as i said, it's not like they're using the song because they like it, they are criticizing the atheism that is portrayed in the song. IMO this qualifies as fair use, but i'm not a lawyer.
If this is the context in which these lyrics are used then I don't think Ono has much of a case.
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