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Taylor swift steals coldplay lyrics?

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there was just a taylor swift song (invisible) on the radio (:\) and she sang this:

 

"I just want open up your eyes and make you realize"

 

Looks fomiliar, doesn't it?

 

"You cut me down to size and opened up my eyes

Made me realize what I could not see"

 

coincidence, or just stealing?

'Open up your eyes and make you realise' and assorted variations was used long before Coldplay and will be used many times since.

 

Is a fairly obvious lyric :)

people are searching for plagiarism everywhere, I don't see any copy there

there are millions of songs out there , its hard to be 100 % original today.

I'm sure if you type the keys words from those lyrics and the word Lyrics into google, you'd get a good number of results with more songs.

 

Simply a coincident i'd say.

LOL

 

It's a VERY obvious lyric. The kind of thing I expect from both Coldplay AND Taylor Swift - they both write music for an intellectual devoid target audience, and anything slightly-far-from-obvious would just confuse and alienate their oh-so-mainstream audiences.

 

 

So no, Taylor Swift didn't steal this lyric from Coldplay. They both just wrestled it from the realm of the infinitely clichéd, with hands composed of dollar bills.

I wouldn't put it past someone like that, but it's probably just a coincidence.

 

LMAO

 

"I wouldn't put robbing off Coldplay past that commercial bitch Taylor Swift!"

 

HAHAHAHAHA

This thread is STILL making me lol. If you're going to accuse Taylor Swift of pinching lyrics from the ever-honorable MARTIN then you're pretty much admitting that his lyrics are as god-awful-obvious as hers. This thread should be pinned.

She didn't steal the lyrics :rolleyes:

That combination of words is pretty simple..."opened up my eyes" is an expression we use every day, and generally when someone "opens their eyes", they realize something.

Soooo....yeah.

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it's just to fight back all those people that say coldplay are stealers! :angry:

 

and I don't like ms swift:rolleyes:

You belong with me? :thinking:

Nah! :D Now i´m just being a hater.

WHY IS EVERYONE IN THIS SECTION SOOO STOOPID </3

If the molody in which it is sang is similar, then maybe...

I don't think she copied, it was probably just a coincidence...i noticed in another song of hers she sings

"everytime you shine, i'll shine for you"

but like I said it's probably a coincidence :rolleyes:

I don't think she copied, it was probably just a coincidence...i noticed in another song of hers she sings

"everytime you shine, i'll shine for you"

but like I said it's probably a coincidence :rolleyes:

OMG OMG I also once heard a song where they used the word "love" and another one where they used the word "you". Probably just a coincidence tho hahahaha :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

 

Some people are just retarded.

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Wow strikie you are a complete dumbass.

 

:thinking: ty for your opinion...

 

coincidence' date=' or just stealing?[/quote']

 

:deal2:

WHY IS EVERYONE IN THIS SECTION SOOO STOOPID </3

 

Best post of the thread.

Come on!

We're turning into Hipocrites!

So many people sue Coldplay for stealing their songs!

Now we're accusing other artists for stealing Coldplay's songs when they're not.

That lyric has been used various times, I even wrote a song with it in it!

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