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Musical patterns from »
Relax, Take It Easy« by
Mika are clearly audible. Coincidence? Hardly. It's not simply that easy melody. Plagiarism? I hope it's not one. A relationship in terms of content? Which one? I can't see any. Parody? Which kind of reason, if? Other reason? --
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